Most people can get carpal tunnel pain relief at home using a few simple techniques. For more severe symptoms, multiple techniques may be required.

The cause of carpal tunnel syndrome is usually from something you do daily. This painful hand disorder can result from your job, hobby or something else.

Carpal tunnel can come back after non-surgical or surgical treatment. When carpal tunnel returns, it's usually within 2 years after initial treatment.

A carpal tunnel sleeping splint can relieve the numbness, pain, burning & tingling in mild and moderate cases. Severe cases require additional remedies.

What carpal tunnel feels like differs among patients. Early symptoms usually include numbness, pain, burning & tingling in the palm and middle fingers.

This is what carpal tunnel syndrome feels like in your hand & fingers. And these methods are the best ways to treat it.

The short answer to "Can carpal tunnel syndrome go away by itself" is No. For milder cases simple rest will work. But severe cases need more attention.

We know carpal tunnel is genetic because it runs in families. If a parent or sibling has it then you're at high risk.

If you say, "My carpal tunnel doctor doesn’t care about me" then it's time to find another one.

Carpal tunnel & horseback riding closely related. You can avoid this problem by taking simple precautions so symptoms never bother you.

Very few products used as carpal tunnel syndrome treatments can relieve symptoms. Here are the most popular products, and how they're rated.

Hydrodissection for carpal tunnel syndrome is relatively painless and has good outcomes for pain and numbness relief. But it is not a permanent remedy.

This article describes how to treat carpal tunnel syndrome without surgery. Doctors recommend using these remedies before considering surgery.

The best remedy for carpal tunnel syndrome usually involves a combination of at-home treatments.

Carpal tunnel syndrome is diagnosed primarily using a physical exam which focuses on the pattern of your symptoms.

Symptoms of carpal tunnel and arthritis are similar. That's especially true in the early stages of each disorder. Here's what to look for.

Do you have arthritis? Carpal tunnel syndrome? Symptoms can be similar: hand & finger pain are the main signs. Here's how to tell which one you have.

You should never wear carpal tunnel compression gloves because they'll make symptoms much worse. Here's what you need to know.

Do your hands hurt driving? It could be carpal tunnel syndrome. Given its high prevalence, it's usually a sign carpal tunnel is just beginning.