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In some individuals, the pathway for the median nerve in the wrist, known as the carpal tunnel, becomes constricted, irritated or inflamed, due to repetitive motion. This can cause varying degrees of pain, numbness, and loss of strength in the hand. Carpal tunnel surgery is performed in order to widen this pathway and prevent further discomfort.
