The carpal tunnel is a tunnel in the wrist through which tendons and the median nerve, one of the main nerves of the hand, pass. Pressure within the tunnel can increase due to various diseases (such as rheumatoid arthritis), injuries, fluid retention during pregnancy, overuse, or repetitive movements. This increased pressure on the nerve within the tunnel often causes a tingling sensation accompanied by numbness, pain, and impaired hand function. The condition resulting from these symptoms is called “Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.”<\/p>\n
In some cases, treatment involves splinting the hand and using anti-inflammatory medications (cortisone, aspirin, and ibuprofen) to resolve the problem. However, if these are ineffective, surgery may be necessary. In carpal tunnel syndrome surgery, an incision is made from the middle of the palm down to the wrist, and then the tissues pressing on the nerve are cut.<\/p>\n
The most frequently asked questions about aesthetic procedures before, during, and after.<\/p>\n
It is very difficult to give a precise price for carpal tunnel syndrome treatment initially. A pre-operative examination by a specialist doctor will determine the cost of carpal tunnel syndrome treatment.<\/p>\n