You will be well served by planning in advance and getting your non-LSAT schedule prepared for your preparation hours. First of all, letâs talk bare minimum: 120 hours worth of preparation to get pretty well-acquainted with the test in general. The key word here is âminimumâ. If you are looking for a massive score increase or want to spend more time diving into test skills according to your needs, this should not be your âhours goalâ.
1 Ice your wrist for 10 to 15 minutes at a time, once or twice an hour.  Consider taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) to relieve pain and reduce swelling. Studies haven't shown NSAIDs to be effective for carpal tunnel syndrome, but they may help relieve your symptoms. Be safe with medicines.
With moderate or severe carpal tunnel symptoms, you may have numbness or reduced strength and grip in your fingers, thumb, or hand. It may be hard to: 1  Do simple hand movements, such as brushing your hair or holding a fork. You may accidentally drop objects.  Pinch an object between your thumb and first finger.