Carpal Tunnel Treatment in Newtown Square 

Non-Surgical, Root-Cause Care for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in Montgomery County, Delaware County, Chester County, & Philadelphia County

Carpal tunnel syndrome develops when the median nerve, which runs through a narrow passageway in your wrist, becomes compressed or irritated. The result can be pain, numbness, tingling, and reduced grip strength that makes everything from typing to holding a coffee cup feel difficult. Rather than simply masking these symptoms, we focus on identifying and correcting what's actually causing them, so you can get back to using your hands comfortably and confidently.

At Dr. David W. Nadler & Associates, our approach to carpal tunnel treatment in Newtown Square centers on conservative, non-surgical care rather than masking symptoms with medication. Dr. David W. Nadler brings post-doctoral training in chiropractic neurology from Cleveland Chiropractic College, board certification through the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners, and the credentials D.C., C.C.S.P., and D.A.A.PM. to every patient he sees and every injury he treats.

Ready to address your carpal tunnel syndrome without surgery? Call (610) 467-2227 to schedule a consultation at our Newtown Square office. No physician referral required!

Do You Need Treatment for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?

Carpal tunnel syndrome affects a large share of people whose jobs or activities involve repetitive hand and wrist motions.

Actions that can cause carpal tunnel include:

• Typing
• Grasping tools (like a hammer or a knife)
• Playing an instrument
• Scanning groceries
• Folding garments
• Holding onto vibrating machinery (such as hand-grinders and saws)
• Sewing
• Packing boxes

Carpal tunnel syndrome is the most common nerve compression disorder in the upper extremities and the leading cause of missed workdays among all work-related injuries. Millions of people develop it every year.

Treatment Options for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

If your symptoms are persistent or getting worse, seeing a chiropractic physician promptly may support a non-surgical approach. Surgery may provide relief, but symptoms can sometimes return within a few years. When carpal tunnel syndrome becomes chronic, standard home measures such as anti-inflammatories, night splints, and rest from repetitive activities often stop delivering adequate relief. Because the median nerve originates in the neck, long-standing cases may require addressing muscular imbalances in the head, neck, and shoulder, not only at the wrist and hand.

 uses non-surgical and non-pharmacological techniques, including soft tissue mobilization and wrist joint mobilization, to help relieve pain, improve carpal joint mobility, and address the entrapped median nerve. 

We can offer carpal tunnel patients:

• Chiropractic adjustments
• Soft tissue mobilization
• Wrist joint mobilization
• Physical therapy
• Shockwave therapy
• Electrical stimulation
• Ultrasound therapy
• And more!

Depending on your presentation, your individualized treatment plan may draw from the full range of modalities available at our practice.

Schedule an appointment for carpal tunnel treatment at our Newtown Square office today by calling  or reaching out online!