Category Archives: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Dr. Tom Etter blogs about carpal tunnel syndrome.

Chiropractic Topics-Pronator syndrome and carpal tunnel

Posted on 2011/04/19 by drtom

Pronator syndrome is a condition in which the median nerve is impinged by the muscles in the forearm. The condition may be very similar to carpal tunnel in symptoms. Usually a person with pronator syndrome has a history of repetitive … Continue reading →

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Chiropractic and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Posted on 2011/04/18 by drtom

Carpal tunnel syndrome is a condition that causes pain, numbness and tingling in the palm of the hand, the thumb and fingers. The pain is usually worse at night and causes problems with gripping and clumsiness in the hands. The … Continue reading →

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Wrist Problems and Chiropractic.

Posted on 2011/04/06 by drtom

The wrist is a complex joint that may be the cause of pain due to sports, computer work or other recreational activities. The wrist has no tendons that attach directly to the wrist and all stability at the wrist is … Continue reading →

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