Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in Miami

Do your hands tingle, go numb, or ache—especially at night or when using your phone or computer? You might be dealing with carpal tunnel syndrome, a common but frustrating condition caused by pressure on the median nerve in your wrist. It can make simple tasks—like typing, cooking, or even buttoning a shirt—feel like a real challenge. The good news? Dr. Sophie offers expert, effective treatment to restore your comfort and hand function so you can get back to living without the constant ache or numbness.

What Is Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?

Carpal tunnel syndrome happens when the median nerve, which runs through a small tunnel in your wrist, gets compressed. This pressure can cause numbness, tingling, pain, and even weakness in your hand. While often linked to repetitive motions like typing, it can also be triggered by genetics, pregnancy, arthritis, or other wrist conditions. Left untreated, it can worsen over time and even lead to permanent nerve damage—so addressing it early is key.

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Why Choose Dr. Sophie for Carpal Tunnel Relief?

When it comes to your hands, precision and care matter most. With Dr. Sophie, you’ll receive:

What to Expect from Treatment

Dr. Sophie begins with non-surgical solutions whenever possible—like wrist splints, activity adjustments, anti-inflammatory medications, or corticosteroid injections. If these don’t provide lasting relief, she may recommend a carpal tunnel release procedure, where the ligament pressing on your nerve is carefully divided to free up space. It’s a straightforward, effective surgery done under local anesthesia with a strong success rate.

Benefits of Carpal Tunnel Treatment

Treatment brings lasting relief from numbness, tingling, and pain, restores grip strength, and prevents permanent nerve damage. Most importantly, it gives you back the freedom to use your hands without constant discomfort.

What is the price of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Surgery in Miami?

There is no set price for carpal tunnel syndrome in Miami. It varies a lot from one clinic to another and also according to the particularities of the patient. The best thing is to get informed with us to know our rates.

Frequently Asked Questions About Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

How do I know if I have carpal tunnel syndrome?

The symptoms are very clear: tingling in the thumb, it is difficult to hold objects in the hand, pain that reaches the elbow…

After the first symptoms you should go to a specialist to assess your case and make the pertinent recommendations that probably lead to surgery.

This condition consists of excessive pressure on the median nerve of the wrist. This nerve, which gives sensation to areas of the hand, passes through a narrow tunnel-like space in the wrist. When repetitive movements are made, or with weight gain or pregnancy, the pressure can increase and the condition can occur.

The best way to prevent this problem is to decrease repetitive hand movements, improve posture and take frequent breaks when performing manual tasks. It is also important to control certain diseases such as diabetes, hypothyroidism or arthritis, which are aggravating.

In mild cases, non-surgical treatment is possible. This usually includes cortisone injections to reduce swelling, or night splinting to maintain a stable position. These treatments can be somewhat uncomfortable and don’t always work, so your doctor may recommend surgery.

Yes, carpal tunnel syndrome surgery is extremely safe and carries no significant risks. It is usually quick and effective in most cases, and does not require specific preparation.