• Cubital Tunnel Syndrome – Compression of the ulnar nerve at the elbow
• Carpal Tunnel Syndrome – Median nerve compression at the wrist
• Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome – Tibial nerve compression at the ankle
• Radial Tunnel Syndrome – Radial nerve compression in the forearm
• Meralgia Paresthetica – Lateral femoral cutaneous nerve compression in the thigh

• Tingling or numbness in the hands, fingers, or feet
• Burning pain or aching along the nerve pathway
• Muscle weakness
• Loss of coordination or dexterity
• Worsening symptoms with certain movements or positions

These signs are often mistaken for muscle strain or general fatigue. Early diagnosis and treatment are key to preventing long-term damage.

• Repetitive movements (e.g., typing, factory work)
• Prolonged pressure on specific areas (e.g., leaning on elbows)
• Poor posture
• Previous injury or surgery
• Inflammation or swelling
• Underlying conditions like diabetes or arthritis

Understanding the root cause helps us tailor a treatment plan that not only relieves symptoms but also addresses the origin of the issue.

• Relieve joint restrictions contributing to nerve compression
• Improve spinal and limb biomechanics
• Reduce muscle tension and inflammation
• Promote natural healing through improved circulation

Chiropractic adjustments are safe, non-invasive, and aimed at helping the body heal itself by removing interference from the nervous system.

• Manual therapy to reduce soft tissue tension and inflammation
• Nerve gliding exercises to free up trapped nerves
• Postural retraining to reduce future strain
• Strengthening and mobility exercises
• Ergonomic advice for work and daily life activities

This multi-disciplinary approach helps manage symptoms while strengthening the body to prevent recurrence.