Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Advanced upper extremity decompression for median nerve entrapment at the wrist, resolving radiating hand pain, nighttime numbness, and grip weakness.
Phase 1: Clear Cervical and Extremity Alignments
Nerves become hyper-sensitive if compressed at multiple structural choke points. We use targeted Chiropractic Adjustments to open the lower cervical spine vertebrae and restore smooth kinetic tracking to the local carpal (wrist) bones, ensuring clear pathways.
Phase 2: Release the Flexor Retinaculum
Repetitive grasping or mouse use causes forearm muscle shorting, tightening the roof of the carpal tunnel. We apply precise Myofascial Release and Soft Tissue Therapy (ART) to the wrist flexors, pronator teres, and local palmar fascia to physically decompress the tunnel space.
Phase 3: Mobilize the Tethered Median Nerve
To clear persistent hand tingling, we integrate specialized Clinical Neurodynamics and Nerve Mobilization protocols. These precise flossing movements glide the median nerve smoothly through its fascial boundaries, flushing out localized edema and restoring healthy blood flow.
Phase 4: Biomechanical Wrist Stabilization
To prevent the nerve tunnel from collapsing during daily work or trail riding, we construct a Custom Exercise Therapy and Rehab routine focusing on eccentric forearm strengthening, grip coordination, and ergonomic movement adaptations.