
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Treatment at ChiroMend Natural Health Center
Understanding Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms & Impact
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) occurs when the median nerve, which runs from the forearm into the hand, becomes compressed at the wrist tunnel. This narrow passage is made up of bones, ligaments, tendons, and vessels; when pressure builds inside, it causes pain, numbness, or weakness in the hand and wrist.
Common symptoms include:
- Numbness, tingling, or burning in the thumb, index, middle, or ring fingers
- Wrist pain radiating into the forearm
- Weak hand grip or difficulty holding objects
- Symptoms worse at night or upon waking
- Loss of coordination in fine motor tasks
Typical causes include repetitive wrist motions, prolonged flexion or extension, wrist injuries, arthritis, fluid retention, or systemic conditions like diabetes or thyroid disorders.
Why Choose ChiroMend Natural Health Center for Carpal Tunnel Treatment in Glenview
Holistic, Multi-Modal Approach
ChiroMend Natural Health Center combines chiropractic adjustments, soft-tissue therapy, nerve assessment, and rehabilitation to treat both the wrist symptoms and the root biomechanical causes.
Tailored Treatment Plans
- Personalized based on symptom severity and duration
- Evaluates nerve mobility, joint function, posture, and ergonomics
- Considers underlying systemic or lifestyle factors
- Supports long-term nerve recovery and function
Expertise & Safety
We use non-invasive, proven diagnostic and therapeutic techniques to relieve nerve compression and improve wrist and hand mobility.
What to Expect in Your Carpal Tunnel Treatment Plan
1. Detailed Initial Evaluation
- Review of symptoms, wrist/hand history, and ergonomic habits
- Physical exam of wrists, hands, forearms, arms, shoulders, and neck
- Orthopedic and neurological testing to evaluate nerve compression
- Screening for contributing systemic issues or arthritis
2. Targeted Chiropractic & Nerve-Focused Care
- Gentle wrist and forearm adjustments to relieve nerve pressure
- Soft-tissue therapy for tight wrist flexors and extensors
- Nerve gliding and mobilization exercises
- Activity and ergonomic guidance for repetitive stress reduction
3. Lifestyle, Workstation & Preventive Strategies
- Advice on posture, keyboard/mouse setup, and break routines
- Strengthening and nerve mobility exercises for home
- Sleep posture and wrist positioning tips
4. Maintenance & Long-Term Health
- Follow-ups to monitor nerve recovery and prevent recurrence
- Education on early warning signs and prevention habits
Frequently Asked Questions
Can chiropractic care eliminate carpal tunnel syndrome completely?
Chiropractic and rehabilitation care can significantly reduce symptoms, improve nerve function, and prevent long-term issues, especially when started early and combined with ergonomic corrections.
What if I’ve had symptoms for a long time?
Even chronic CTS can benefit from care, though recovery may take longer and require consistent rehabilitation and activity modification.
Will I need to stop work or certain activities?
No. The goal is to continue your normal activities safely, with ergonomic improvements and proper wrist positioning.
Are there at-home treatments that help?
Yes—maintain a neutral wrist posture, take regular breaks, perform nerve-gliding exercises, and strengthen forearm muscles gradually.
Is surgery ever necessary?
Surgery is only needed in severe or unresponsive cases. Early conservative treatment at ChiroMend Natural Health Center can often prevent the need for surgery.
Take the First Step Toward Hand & Wrist Relief
Call ChiroMend Natural Health Center at (847) 730-3988 to schedule your consultation.
Visit us at 1834 Glenview Road, 2nd Floor, Glenview, IL.
Bring any previous imaging, work history, or ergonomic documentation.
Start your personalized plan combining chiropractic care, nerve rehabilitation, and ergonomic strategies for long-term wrist health.
Let ChiroMend Natural Health Center help you break free from wrist pain, numbness, and hand weakness—starting today.
This information is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Please consult a licensed health professional before beginning any new treatment plan.
