carpal tunnel syndrome often starts with tingling, numbness or a weak grip that becomes more prominent during routine tasks. At Dr. Chetna Patil in Baner, this condition is assessed by studying how the median nerve functions as it passes through the wrist. Understanding the pattern of symptoms helps identify whether the nerve is compressed or if other conditions like neuropathy are contributing.
The NCV test plays a central role in diagnosing carpal tunnel syndrome because it measures the speed and response of nerve signals. EMG testing adds clarity when muscle involvement needs to be understood. When symptoms such as neck pain or backache appear alongside hand tingling, broader neurological evaluation helps rule out spine related causes.
If wrist discomfort or persistent tingling is affecting your routine, contact our Baner clinic to explore accurate testing and treatment options.
