
Carpal tunnel syndrome affects millions of people across the United States, particularly those who perform repetitive hand or wrist motions throughout the day. Whether you spend hours at a desk, on an assembly line, or behind a musical instrument, the discomfort of carpal tunnel can interfere with daily activities and reduce overall quality of life. In Tampa Bay, individuals seeking non-invasive, body-centered options for relief may find promising results through Rolfing, a hands-on therapy focused on improving structural alignment and balance. Understanding the Nature of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Compression of the median nerve, which passes through the wrist’s narrow carpal tunnel, results in carpal tunnel syndrome. The hand or fingers may experience tingling, numbness, weakness, and pain as a result of this compression. Although there are numerous treatments available, such as splinting, medication, injections, and surgery, these methods do not always correct the structural imbalances that may initially cause the condition. What Is Rolfing and How Does It Work? Rolfing is a type of manual therapy that targets the body’s […] Continue reading