Carpal tunnel syndrome brings numbness, tingling, and pain in the hand and wrist that can disrupt sleep and everyday tasks alike. Palmercare Chiropractic Falls Church offers supportive care built around addressing contributing factors like posture and nerve irritation.
We look beyond the wrist to the neck, shoulder, and posture, since nerve irritation along this pathway can play a real role in carpal tunnel symptoms.
Carpal tunnel syndrome happens when the median nerve, running from the forearm into the hand, becomes compressed at the wrist. That compression can cause numbness, tingling, and weakness, especially in the thumb, index, and middle fingers.
At Palmercare Chiropractic Falls Church, Dr. Daniel Schaeffer evaluates posture, spinal alignment, and nerve function along the entire arm to understand what may be contributing to your symptoms.
This kind of care tends to help patients experiencing:
Every plan is built around your specific symptoms and daily activities.
Our care looks at the full nerve pathway, from the neck through the wrist, rather than the wrist in isolation.
We evaluate your symptoms, health history, posture, and nerve function to understand what may be contributing to your carpal tunnel symptoms.
Adjustments to the neck and upper spine may help improve nerve function along the pathway that affects the wrist and hand.
Poor posture and repetitive wrist motion are common contributors to carpal tunnel symptoms. We provide guidance to help reduce this strain.
We work within a conservative scope of care and can coordinate with your physician when appropriate.
Patients pursue chiropractic care for carpal tunnel symptoms hoping to:
Carpal tunnel symptoms often begin with general wrist discomfort. Learn more about our approach to chiropractic care for wrist pain in Falls Church.
You can also read more about carpal tunnel syndrome from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS).
Personalized Care Focused on Lasting Results
We evaluate posture and nerve function along the entire arm to understand what’s contributing to your symptoms.
Our approach is non-invasive and drug-free, focused on supporting your body’s own healing process.
Every patient receives a plan based on their symptoms, activities, and goals.
Reducing nerve irritation helps support better sensation and hand function.
We explain our findings and answer your questions so you understand your plan.
Our goal is lasting improvement and better nerve function over time.
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Chiropractic care may help support nerve function and posture that can contribute to carpal tunnel symptoms, as part of a conservative care approach.
It occurs when the median nerve becomes compressed at the wrist, often related to repetitive motion, posture, or anatomical factors.
Yes. It’s a natural, non-invasive approach tailored to each patient’s symptoms and comfort level.
Adjustments to the neck and upper spine may help improve nerve function along the pathway that affects the wrist and hand.
Common symptoms include numbness, tingling, and weakness in the thumb, index, and middle fingers, often worse at night.
No. Chiropractic care is a conservative option that may be explored alongside medical guidance, not a replacement for necessary surgical evaluation.
It depends on your symptoms and how your body responds to care. We reassess along the way.
Yes. Poor posture and repetitive wrist motion are common contributors to carpal tunnel symptoms.
We evaluate your symptoms, health history, posture, and nerve function to build a plan tailored to you.
Schedule an appointment with our Falls Church office and we’ll begin with a comprehensive evaluation.
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Palmercare Chiropractic Falls Church
150 S Washington St Suite 301
Falls Church, VA 22046
Phone: (571) 327-2213
Monday: 8:15am – 7pm
Tuesday: 2:30pm – 7pm
Wednesday: 8:15am – 7pm
Thursday: Closed
Friday: 8:15am – 5pm
Saturday: 8:30am – 11am
Sunday: Closed
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