Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Experiencing tingling and numbness in your hand, especially at night? Carpal tunnel syndrome occurs when a nerve in the wrist is compressed – a condition often treatable with conservative methods.

Carpal tunnel syndrome involves compression of the median nerve (Nervus medianus) within the narrow carpal tunnel at the wrist. This leads to tingling, numbness, and weakness in parts of the hand. In early and moderate stages, it can often be treated conservatively.

Tingling and numbness in the thumb, index, and middle fingers, often at night or in the morning. Later, loss of strength and a feeling of clumsiness in the hands may occur. Shaking out the hand often provides temporary relief.

Narrowing of the carpal tunnel due to overuse, swelling, or unfavorable wrist posture. Hormonal factors, pregnancy, and certain medical conditions can also contribute.

Through Manual Therapy and neurodynamics, we improve nerve gliding and relieve pressure on the carpal tunnel. We adapt stressful movement patterns and specifically strengthen the hand and forearm muscles. For advanced findings, we will provide honest advice on your options.

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