carpal tunnel surgery

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) is a common nerve compression condition that affects the wrist and hand. It occurs when the median nerve is squeezed inside the carpal tunnel, leading to symptoms such as tingling, numbness, pain, and weakness in the hand and fingers. For many patients, splints, physiotherapy, or medications may offer temporary relief, but when symptoms persist, carpal tunnel surgery in Dubai is the most effective and permanent solution.

The procedure, known as carpal tunnel release surgery, relieves pressure on the median nerve by cutting the tight ligament that causes compression. With modern minimally invasive and endoscopic techniques, patients experience less scarring, quicker healing, and faster return to normal activities.

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Non-surgical options (splints, injections, rest) may ease mild cases but usually don’t provide long-term relief. Carpal tunnel release surgery in UAE is highly effective, with over 90% of patients experiencing permanent symptom improvement.

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What is Carpal Tunnel Release Surgery?

A carpal tunnel surgery is a simple yet effective outpatient procedure performed under local or regional anesthesia. The surgeon makes a small incision at the wrist and cuts the transverse carpal ligament, releasing pressure on the median nerve.

  • Open Surgery: A small incision is made in the palm to release the ligament.
  • Endoscopic Surgery: A camera-assisted technique with smaller incisions for quicker recovery.

Both approaches are safe, but endoscopic carpal tunnel surgery is especially popular due to faster healing and minimal scarring. For expert guidance or to schedule your appointment,
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Why Consider Carpal Tunnel Surgery in Dubai?

Recovery After Carpal Tunnel Surgery

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First Few Days
(Immediate Phase)
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Weeks Ahead
(Rehabilitation Phase)
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FAQs on Carpal Tunnel Surgery in Dubai
Which fingers are usually affected by carpal tunnel syndrome?

Carpal tunnel syndrome commonly causes tingling or numbness in the thumb, index finger, middle finger, and part of the ring finger. The little finger is usually unaffected.

Can carpal tunnel syndrome cause weak grip strength?

Yes. Median nerve compression can cause weakness, difficulty gripping objects, or trouble performing tasks such as buttoning clothes. Severe or prolonged compression may affect the thumb muscles.

Can carpal tunnel syndrome affect both hands?

Carpal tunnel syndrome can affect one or both hands. Symptoms may be more severe in one hand, depending on the degree of nerve compression.

Can carpal tunnel syndrome return after surgery?

Symptoms may persist or return in some cases. Possible reasons include incomplete ligament release, scar tissue, or another condition causing similar symptoms. A specialist can assess recurring symptoms.

Will carpal tunnel surgery restore sensation in my fingers?

Many patients experience improvement in numbness and tingling after surgery. Recovery depends on how severe and long-standing the nerve compression was; sensation may take time to improve and may not fully return if nerve damage is advanced.

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