Chances are, you’ve heard of carpal tunnel syndrome, or maybe you’re experiencing it yourself. That familiar tingling or numbness in your fingers, the wrist pain that flares up at the keyboard, or the hand that suddenly feels weak and clumsy? That’s not something to brush off. It could be carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS), and if left untreated, it can lead to chronic discomfort or even long-term nerve damage.

The good news? You can often manage and recover from carpal tunnel syndrome without surgery, and physical therapy plays a major role.

Recovering from ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) and meniscus injuries can be a challenging journey, but with the right approach, you can return to your activities stronger than ever. Physical therapy plays a critical role in the recovery process, and there are also steps you can take independently to aid your rehabilitation. At Tualatin Valley Physical Therapy, we specialize in personalized care that supports you every step of the way. Here's how you can recover faster and stronger.

Physical therapy, often abbreviated as PT, is a branch of healthcare aimed at promoting, restoring, and maintaining physical function and mobility. It encompasses a wide range of treatments and interventions designed to address injuries, disabilities, chronic conditions, and movement impairments. Physical therapists, also known as PTs, are licensed healthcare professionals who specialize in delivering personalized care to individuals of all ages.