Condition
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Numb, tingling hands waking you up at night? Carpal tunnel often responds beautifully to conservative care — without surgery.
Understanding Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Carpal tunnel syndrome is compression of the median nerve at the wrist. But the nerve can also be irritated at the neck, shoulder or forearm — and we check every link in the chain.
Common causes
Repetitive wrist use
Typing, mouse use, tool work and assembly tasks.
Forearm tightness
Tight flexors compress the nerve before the wrist.
Neck nerve irritation
Cervical issues can mimic or worsen carpal tunnel symptoms.
Inflammation
Swelling in the tunnel from overuse or systemic issues.
Symptoms
Numbness & tingling
Thumb, index, middle and half the ring finger.
Night symptoms
Waking with hand numbness.
Weak grip
Dropping things or struggling with fine tasks.
Forearm aching
Pain that travels up the forearm.
How we help
Wrist, elbow & neck adjustments
Free up the entire nerve pathway.
Soft tissue & IASTM
Release tight forearm flexors and scar tissue.
Nerve glides
Restore healthy nerve mobility.
Ergonomic coaching
Fix the daily inputs that drive the problem.
Most people don't need surgery. Let's address the whole pathway and get your hands working again.
