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Carpal Tunnel Treatment in Shelby Township.

Wrist pain, numbness, tingling. Dr. Brad traces the nerve to the source and treats it there.

Overview

Carpal tunnel isn't always in the wrist.

That numbness, tingling, and weakness in your hand? It might not be starting at your wrist. The median nerve runs from your cervical spine all the way to your fingertips. Compression can occur anywhere along that path — neck, shoulder, elbow, or wrist.

Dr. Brad takes a whole-pathway approach. He evaluates your cervical spine, checks the nerve at every potential compression point, and determines where the problem actually is. This is why many patients who have tried wrist braces, cortisone shots, and even considered surgery find relief with chiropractic — because the source was never in the wrist.

Treatment may include cervical adjustments, wrist and elbow mobilization, nerve gliding exercises, and ergonomic recommendations. The approach depends entirely on where the nerve is being compressed.

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Benefits

Why chiropractic works for carpal tunnel.

Whole-Pathway Assessment

Dr. Brad checks every point where the nerve can be compressed — not just the wrist. This finds the real cause.

Surgery Alternative

Many carpal tunnel cases respond to conservative care. Chiropractic is worth trying before committing to surgery.

Restored Hand Function

Treatment reduces numbness, improves grip strength, and lets you use your hands without pain or dropping things.

Ergonomic Guidance

Dr. Brad helps you modify your workspace and habits to prevent carpal tunnel from returning.

Conditions Treated

Related conditions.

Wrist PainHand NumbnessFinger TinglingGrip WeaknessRepetitive Strain InjuryMedian Nerve CompressionCubital Tunnel SyndromeThoracic Outlet SyndromeCervical Radiculopathy
What to Expect

Your carpal tunnel evaluation.

1

Nerve Assessment

Dr. Brad tests the median nerve at every compression point — neck, shoulder, elbow, and wrist. He checks sensation, grip strength, and range of motion.

2

Targeted Treatment

Adjustments and mobilization at the site(s) of compression. Nerve gliding exercises to improve nerve mobility. Wrist-only treatment if that is the actual source.

3

Prevention Plan

Ergonomic recommendations, stretches, and lifestyle modifications to prevent recurrence. Dr. Brad is straightforward about long-term expectations.

The Back & Body Promise

Dr. Brad treats every patient with the same philosophy: thorough diagnosis, personalized care, and real results. Your treatment plan is built around your specific condition and goals. Come when you need to. Stop when you're feeling good. You're in control of your care.

FAQ

Carpal tunnel questions.

Can a chiropractor help with carpal tunnel?
Yes. Many carpal tunnel cases involve nerve compression not just at the wrist, but also in the cervical spine or elbow. Dr. Brad evaluates the entire nerve pathway and treats the source of compression — which often provides relief that wrist braces alone cannot.
Do I need surgery for carpal tunnel?
Not necessarily. Many patients respond well to conservative care — chiropractic adjustments, wrist mobilization, and ergonomic modifications. Dr. Brad will be honest about whether your case can benefit from chiropractic or requires surgical referral.
How does chiropractic treat carpal tunnel differently?
Most doctors focus only on the wrist. Dr. Brad evaluates the entire nerve pathway — from the cervical spine through the shoulder, elbow, and wrist. This comprehensive approach often identifies the true source of compression.
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