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What is Decompression of Median Nerve?
Decompression of Median Nerve (Carpal tunnel syndrome) refers to pain, tingling, or numbness in one or both hands resulting from compression of the median nerve at the wrist. These symptoms are frequently worse at night, and often improve by shaking of the hand.
Carpal tunnel release is an outpatient procedure performed to relieve pressure on the median nerve in order to reduce carpal tunnel syndrome symptoms, which include tingling and numbness in the fingers. The transverse carpal ligament is cut to relieve pressure on the median nerve.
Our doctors at Healthywill will ensure that you are in a good health before undergoing the surgery. The doctors will check your complete medical history and will do a physical examination before the Decompression of the Median Nerve procedure.
What are the common symptoms?
Frequent, repetitive, small movements with the hands (such as with typing or using a keyboard)
Frequent, repetitive, grasping movements with the hands (such as with sports and certain physical activities)
Frequent, repetitive, grasping movements with the hands (such as with sports and certain physical activities)
Changes in blood sugar levels (may be seen with type 2 diabetes)
The nurse can directly observe the care given to the patient by the family members
Family history of carpal tunnel syndrome
Physiotherapy
Urinary Catherization
Wound Dressing
Vaccination
Ryles Tube
Ear Piercing
Infusion Therapy
