Symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome include numbness in the fingers, tingling in the hand, pain in the hand and forearm, which often occurs at night, weaker grip strength, difficulty in performing precise tasks or holding small objects.

The most vulnerable to carpal tunnel syndrome are people who work for a long time at the computer, on the production line, musicians, cyclists, seamstresses - people who often repeat the same movements of the wrist.
The doctor decides whether surgery is necessary - in the early stages of the disease, surgery may not be necessary. However, it should be emphasized that surgical decompression of the median nerve gives the best treatment results.

The doctor decides whether surgery is necessary - in the early stages of the disease, surgery may not be necessary. However, it should be emphasized that surgical decompression of the median nerve gives the best treatment results.

The procedure is short-lived - the operation itself takes 10-15 minutes. Patients usually return home on the same day after surgery.

Depending on the patient's condition and the type of work performed, return to overseas activity is possible in the period between 2 and 8 weeks after the surgery. Usually, patients return to work 3 weeks after the surgery.