06/17/2026
Carpal tunnel syndrome is very common during pregnancy.
Hormonal changes and fluid retention can cause swelling in the wrists, which may put pressure on the median nerve. This can lead to symptoms such as numbness, tingling, burning, or pain in the hand and fingers.
The good news is that pregnancy-related carpal tunnel symptoms often improve after delivery, once fluid levels return to normal and hormone levels stabilize. During pregnancy, symptoms can often be managed with non-invasive treatment options.
If you are pregnant and experiencing symptoms of carpal tunnel, we can help you find safe, appropriate treatment options.
Call our office at 610-973-6200 to schedule an appointment.