When local inflammation is the cause of nerve compression, therapy is aimed at reducing the inflammation and rapidly evacuating the edema. It is advisable to take anti-inflammatory drugs and to temporarily relieve the limb. However, when post-inflammatory tissue adhesions have occurred or the cause is a bone change or a growing tumor, surgical removal of the lesion is necessary. In the case of overload neuropathies, it is recommended to rest and give up the activity that aggravates the symptoms. In patients who have relapsed neuropathy, surgery is the only effective method of permanent cure.