Treatment for Numbness in Hands and Fingers
Are you struggling with constant tingling or searching for an effective treatment for numbness in hands? In Palm Beach Gardens, we provide drug-free, non-surgical solutions.
The treatment for numbness in the hands and fingers will depend on its cause, so it is important to seek the attention of a medical professional. If the cause is indeed found to be a bulging disc, the best course of treatment is via the A.S. Remodeling Protocol®, which is exclusive to theHead and Neck Centers of Excellence. It offers a non-surgical, drug-free, ultra-gentle approach to curing ‘chronic’ head and neck pain, as well as tingling and numbness in the hands, fingers, and arms. It is so effective that the Head and Neck Centers of Excellence are now officially recognized as the leading authority in the non-surgical numbness and tingling in hand treatment.
Causes and Symptoms of Numbness and Tingling in Hands
Many conditions may present with numbness in the hands, fingers, and arms, some of which are more severe than others. They include the following:
- Sitting or standing in the same position for extended periods
- Injuring a nerve
- Pressure on the spinal nerves as a result of a herniated or bulging disc
- Diabetes
- Migraines
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
If you have pain and tingling in the hands that happens regularly, the most likely cause is a bulging disc in the spine or neck. This is also one of the most likely reasons for tingling fingers. The treatment for tingling in hands often involves addressing the underlying cause, such as physical therapy or medication. The good news is that a bulging disc can be easily treated at The Head and Neck Centers of Excellence. It can be treated drug and surgery-free!
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Our Unique Protocol for Treatment for Tingling and Numbness in Hands
If you’re looking for lasting, non-surgical treatment for numbness in your hands, Palm Beach Gardens residents trust our expert team for long-term relief. Our care focuses on correcting the root cause of nerve irritation using the exclusive A.S. Remodeling Protocol®, a comprehensive approach that combines Chiropractic BioPhysics (CBP), hands-on therapy, and advanced iTrac® Therapy. Together, these drug-free techniques work to restore normal spinal alignment, relieve nerve compression, and improve function.
Ready to find lasting relief? Contact us today and learn how our non-surgical, expert-guided treatment for numbness in your hands can help restore feeling and function.
FAQs About Numbness and Tingling in Hands
Booking an appointment for numbness in hands treatment at our Palm Beach Gardens clinic is simple and convenient. You can schedule online through our appointment request form or call our office directly to speak with a member of our care team.
Temporary hand numbness may resolve quickly, especially if caused by posture or mild strain. However, if numbness lasts more than a few hours, recurs frequently, or becomes progressively worse, it may indicate a more serious issue, such as neuropathy, disc injury, or spinal canal narrowing. We provide a complete diagnosis, supported by imaging and evaluation of blood vessels, ligaments, and the spinal cord, to confirm the cause and begin effective care.
We offer a comprehensive, non-surgical treatment for numbness in hands and fingers that includes our exclusive A.S. Remodeling Protocol®, Chiropractic BioPhysics (CBP), and iTrac® Therapy. These address the spinal and neurological causes of tingling and numbness in the hands, restoring normal function and sensation.
Preventing hand numbness involves maintaining proper posture, avoiding prolonged pressure on the nerves, and performing targeted exercises to support spinal and muscle health. For those in tech-heavy or physically demanding jobs, we may recommend ergonomic modifications, a cervical posture brace, or proactive chiropractic treatment to reduce nerve stress. If numbness persists, we can perform a detailed examination and provide customized recommendations.
You should seek evaluation if numbness in your hand is persistent, spreads to your fingers, affects both hands, or is accompanied by weakness. These can be signs of a more serious nerve or spinal issue. Early treatment is key to preventing long-term damage.
Tingling in the hands is often a sign of nerve irritation, commonly due to poor posture, spinal misalignment, or inflammation in the connective tissues and ligaments surrounding the cervical spine. Other contributing factors may include repetitive strain, arthritis, or a pinched nerve near the elbow, wrist, or spinal cord. Our clinic offers corrective chiropractic care and the A.S. Remodeling Protocol® to alleviate the root cause, without the need for surgery or medication.
Hand numbness can result from compression of nerves, especially the median nerve or radial nerve, as they travel from the cervical spine down the forearm, wrist, and into the hand. Postural imbalances, spinal misalignments, or repetitive movements can place pressure on the nerves. Other possible causes include neuropathy, inflammation, or even spinal disc issues that irritate the nervous system. We identify the root of the problem through a thorough physical examination, posture analysis, and digital imaging when necessary.