08/28/2025
Did you know?
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome isn’t a “tunnel problem”, it’s your median nerve getting pinched inside the wrist’s narrow carpal tunnel. That pinch can cause numbness, tingling, or weakness.
Start with exercise, posture tweaks, ergonomic tweaks, and nerve gliding exercises. But if symptoms persist, especially with constant numbness or muscle weakness, surgery may be considered. Surgery often helps (most patients see 75–90% improvement, and many have long-term relief), but keep in mind, it's not always a complete fix, and some discomfort may remain.
Early exercise-based therapy can sometimes match surgical outcomes in the short term. Let's work together to find the best path for your hand health.