Conditions We Help
Carpal Tunnel
Numbness and tingling in the hand isn't always a wrist problem. Dr. Kim follows the nerve all the way back to find where the pressure starts.
The nerves that serve your hand travel a long way — from the neck, through the shoulder and arm, to the wrist. Carpal-tunnel-type symptoms (numbness, tingling, weakness, and night-time aching) can come from pressure anywhere along that path, not just at the wrist. Dr. Kim's whole focus is taking pressure off the nervous system, so she looks at the full route to find where the irritation actually begins.
Sound familiar?
- Numbness or tingling in the fingers and hand
- Weak grip or dropping things
- Aching that wakes you at night
- Wrist-focused treatment that hasn't helped
How Dr. Kim helps
- Assessing the nerve's full path from the neck down
- Correcting forward vertebrae and compensation
- Taking pressure off the nervous system
- Gentle, specific care
Follow the nerve to the source
Treating the wrist when the pressure starts at the neck is why so much carpal-tunnel care disappoints. Dr. Kim follows the nerve back and works to relieve it where it actually begins.
Start with the $29 new patient special or call 860-495-0362.
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How Dr. Kim treats carpal tunnel
Questions
Carpal Tunnel — Frequently Asked
Why would a chiropractor help carpal tunnel?
Because the nerves to the hand start at the neck and travel through the shoulder and arm. Pressure anywhere along that path can cause hand symptoms — so addressing only the wrist can miss the real source. Dr. Kim looks at the whole route.
Is it gentle?
Yes — specific, low-force techniques, not forceful manipulation.
Can you tell if mine is coming from the neck?
An exam helps identify where the pressure is. Start with a consultation and Dr. Kim will tell you honestly whether she can help.
How do I begin?
Start with the $29 new patient special. Call 860-495-0362.
Let's find the cause
Start with a $29 consultation, exam, and report of findings — an honest look at whether Dr. Kim can help.