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Ulnar Tunnel Syndrome
Ulnar tunnel syndrome is a condition that affects the wrist. It happens when the ulnar nerve is compressed going from the wrist into the hand through a space referred to as Guyon’s canal. You may have weakness, tingling, numbness, or pain because of the nerve compression.
Common symptoms of ulnar tunnel syndrome affecting the hand, wrist, and little finger include:
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Ulnar Tunnel Syndrome
Ulnar tunnel syndrome is a condition that affects the wrist. It happens when the ulnar nerve is compressed going from the wrist into the hand through a space referred to as Guyon’s canal. You may have weakness, tingling, numbness, or pain because of the nerve compression.
Common symptoms of ulnar tunnel syndrome affecting the hand, wrist, and little finger include:
- weakness
- numbness, especially in the little and ring fingers
- tingling, especially in the little and ring finger
- pain
- inability to do daily tasks such as typing
- problems holding things with the affected hand
- hand and fingers forming a “claw”
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