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Carpal Tunnel
A Comprehensive, Non-Surgical Approach to Hand Numbness
Wrist pain, numbness, and tingling can make everyday tasks frustrating—from typing to gripping objects. The good news is you don’t have to settle for it.
At Spine and Joint Chiropractic of Mount Washington, we provide a drug-free, conservative option for managing carpal tunnel symptoms by addressing potential sources of nerve irritation, not just where the pain is felt.
Who This Care Is Designed For
This approach may be a good fit if you:
Work at a computer or desk for long periods
Use your hands repetitively for work or hobbies
Wake up with numbness or tingling in your hands
Have been told you may need surgery and want another option
Are looking for a conservative, non-invasive approach
Why Our Evaluation Goes Beyond the Wrist
Most people assume carpal tunnel syndrome is strictly a wrist issue. However, the median nerve—the nerve responsible for your symptoms—originates in the neck and travels through the shoulder and elbow before reaching the hand.
Irritation anywhere along this pathway can contribute to hand pain.
That’s why our evaluation looks at the wrist, arm, and spine together. By assessing the entire nerve pathway, we aim to identify contributing factors—not just focus on the area where symptoms appear.
Common Symptoms We Address
You may benefit from a consultation if you are experiencing:
Numbness or tingling in the thumb, index, and middle fingers- Nighttime discomfort that wakes you up or worsens during sleep
- Weakness or difficulty gripping objects
- Burning or aching pain that radiates from the wrist into the hand
Our Targeted Approach to Care
Care is based entirely on your exam findings—meaning we focus only on what’s necessary, not a one-size-fits-all plan.
Your care at our Mount Washington clinic may include:
- Gentle adjustments to support proper nerve function from the spine outward
- Joint mobilization of the wrist and upper extremities to improve movement
- Soft tissue therapy to reduce tension around the median nerve
- Ergonomic guidance for your workspace, sleep positions, and daily habits
Many patients choose to explore conservative care before considering more invasive or costly procedures.
Why Patients in Mount Washington Choose Our Office
- Focus on conservative, non-surgical care
- Individualized treatment plans
- Clear explanations with no pressure
- Experience with nerve-related conditions
- Conveniently located in Mount Washington, serving nearby communities
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Schedule Your Consultation Today
If wrist pain, numbness, or hand weakness is affecting your daily life, it’s time to get clear answers.
Schedule your consultation today at our Mount Washington office and find out what may be contributing to your symptoms—and what options are available to help you move forward.
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