A cycling-related nerve compression, similar to carpal tunnel.
Guyon's Canal Syndrome, similar to carpal tunnel syndrome, occurs when the ulnar nerve is compressed in a canal just above the wrist. It's common in cyclists, usually caused by resting the hands on bicycle handlebars for extended periods.
Treatment is similar to carpal tunnel syndrome: activity modification such as a padded cycling glove, rest, splinting, and hand therapy including ultrasound or iontophoresis and exercise. Surgery is less often needed than with carpal tunnel syndrome.
Relieving nerve pressure and adjusting bike setup.
Treatment combines hands-on care and modalities to relieve nerve compression with practical guidance on bike fit and padded gloves to prevent recurrence.
No referral needed. Most insurances accepted. In most cases, you can be seen within the same week.
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No referral needed. Most insurances accepted. Same-week appointments available.
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