Numbness or Pain in Your Hands or Fingers?
Our fellowship-trained hand specialists can get you back to work. to golf. to tennis. to life.
Working from home has many of us are spending more and more time on our computers. The repetitive motion of typing and using a mouse can lead to inflammation in the wrist, leading to pain or numbness in the hand or fingers.
The median nerve — the nerve that provides feeling and sensation to parts of the hand — passes through a narrow passageway in the wrist called the "carpal tunnel." Swelling of the carpal tunnel tissues due to overuse, injury or trauma can compress the median nerve at the wrist, causing tingling, numbness and pain. The carpal tunnel can also become smaller as a person ages, causing similar symptoms.
Hand numbness can be more than just annoying. If left untreated, the median nerve can become damaged leading to permanent loss of feeling or function in the hand.
Thankfully, the fellowship-trained hand specialists at Texas Health Care's Bone and Joint Clinic have multiple non-surgical and surgical treatment options to treat carpal tunnel syndrome
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Specialized Treatment for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Providing Quality Orthopedic Care to the Communities of Fort Worth
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We strive to be a valued resource for quality orthopedic care for the city of Fort Worth and the surrounding areas of North Texas. As part of this commitment, we proudly served as Texas Christian University's Orthopedists and Team Physicians for more than 50 years.
Our partnership with TCU ensured that young college athletes could continue to safely perform at a high level throughout their college, and potentially professional careers.
We have also provided volunteer medical services to the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo for nearly three decades.
We are pleased to provide medical coverage for many of the local high school sports teams, including Nolan Catholic High School and Fort Worth Country Day.
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If you would like to request an appointment with one of our orthopedic specialists, please call our office at (817) 335-4316 or fill in the appointment request form below: