Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Wrist pain, numbness, and tingling treated at the source — often the neck and forearm, not just the wrist.
Why the wrist isn't always the problem
Carpal tunnel symptoms can come from the median nerve being compressed anywhere along its path — neck, shoulder, forearm, or wrist. We assess the whole chain, because treating just the wrist often misses the upstream restriction.
Our approach
Manual Release Technique through the forearm flexors and pronator, targeted adjustments to restore mobility at the wrist and lower-cervical spine, and ergonomic adjustments to break the pattern that built the problem.
Surgery as a last resort
Most cases respond to four to six weeks of focused conservative care. We'll know within the first two visits whether the symptoms are tracking the right direction.
Your best movement starts here
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