Get Help For Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Carpal tunnel syndrome can cause significant pain and weakness in the hands, wrists, and arms. If you’re suffering from this condition, our treatment options aim to provide relief from pain, improve grip strength, and increase range of motion. Our comprehensive approach to treating carpal tunnel syndrome focuses on restoring functionality and reducing the likelihood of future flare-ups.
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Manage Pain From Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Today
Carpal tunnel syndrome can cause various symptoms, including hand and wrist pain, numbness, tingling in your hands, and a weak grip. It can significantly interfere with everyday activities, whether you’re typing, writing, or lifting. This condition can be particularly problematic if you depend on the functionality of your hands and wrists to do your job.
At NextPain Care, we provide treatment options aimed at managing your symptoms, improving functionality, and addressing potential risk factors to support your overall well-being. Our approach aims to help you regain strength in your hands and wrists so that you can perform your job, enjoy your hobbies, and handle daily activities with ease.
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Persistent tingling pain in the hands -
Continued numbness in the hand and wrist
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Diminished quality of life
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Time away from daily activities and hobbies due to discomfort
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Improved hand mobility -
Greater control over daily activities
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Boosted confidence in daily life
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Improved ability to perform activities and enjoy hobbies
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What Causes Pain From Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
The carpal tunnel refers to a small passageway in the wrist composed of bones and ligaments. This passageway houses the median nerve along with nine tendons. The median nerve is responsible for sending signals from your brain to the muscles in your hands and controlling sensation in some of your fingers.
Carpal tunnel syndrome occurs when pressure is placed on the median nerve. This pressure can cause pain, tingling, or numbness as it affects the normal functioning of the muscles and tendons in the hand. If left untreated, these symptoms may worsen over time, leading to a decrease in hand dexterity and strength.
The main causes of carpal tunnel syndrome include:
- Repetitive motion injuries: Repeated motions, such as typing or using a mouse all day, can lead to inflammation, which puts pressure on the median nerve.
- Wrist injury: Injuries like broken bones or dislocations can cause swelling and inflammation in the carpal tunnel, increasing pressure on the median nerve.
- Diabetes: High blood sugar levels can cause swelling in the wrist, leading to carpal tunnel syndrome.
- Thyroid disorders: Swelling associated with thyroid conditions can add pressure to the median nerve.
- Obesity: Excess weight can contribute to increased pressure on the median nerve.
- Pregnancy: Hormonal changes during pregnancy can cause swelling in the wrist, which puts additional pressure on the nerve.
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