Care for Numbness in the Upper Extremities
The most common causes include carpal tunnel syndrome, spinal misalignments, cervical disc problems, thoracic outlet syndrome, and poor posture. Repetitive motions and long hours at a desk can also contribute, especially when the neck and shoulders are strained.
Connecting Hand and Arm Symptoms to the Neck

More Than Just Wrist Trouble
Numbness isn’t always from the wrist. It may come from:
- Ulnar or radial nerve entrapment
- Double crush syndrome (nerve pinched in multiple spots)
- Tight chest or neck muscles trapping nerves
- Brachial plexus injuries
- Autoimmune or metabolic disorders
- That’s why a careful evaluation matters.
How Our Approach Can Help
Chiropractic care begins with a thorough exam—spinal and extremity checks, neurological testing, posture analysis, and more. Once we know what’s going on, we use precise adjustments to help relieve nerve pressure. Gentle care, soft tissue work, and posture correction can all support better function.
A Real Nurse’s Recovery Story
One patient—a 35-year-old nurse—came to us with hand numbness that disrupted sleep and work. Bracing hadn’t helped. We found nerve tension in her neck and shoulder. After four weeks of care, her symptoms dropped by 90%, and she avoided surgery.
Don’t Wait It Out—Get Checked Today
If your numbness lingers, spreads, or interferes with daily life, let’s take a look. The sooner we identify the cause, the faster you can return to feeling like yourself. Contact Graham Chiropractic today to book an appointment.