We offer a range of treatments tailored to address cubital tunnel syndrome. Depending on your needs, we can recommend non-surgical methods or advanced surgical options. Non-surgical approaches focus on relieving pressure on the ulnar nerve, promoting healing, and preventing further damage. If these options do not provide relief or if symptoms become severe, cubital tunnel surgery may be necessary. Here is an overview of the treatments we provide:

• Activity Modification – Adjusting daily movements can reduce strain on the ulnar nerve. Avoiding repetitive elbow bending or prolonged pressure on the inner elbow allows the nerve to heal naturally.
• Splinting or Bracing – Wearing a splint or brace helps keep the elbow comfortable, particularly while sleeping. This reduces nerve compression and alleviates symptoms over time.
• Anti-inflammatory medications—These medications can reduce swelling around the ulnar nerve, easing pain and improving mobility. They are typically used in conjunction with other methods for better results.
• Ulnar Nerve Decompression Surgery – This surgical option releases pressure on the nerve by removing any structures causing compression. It is a minimally invasive approach with a quick recovery.
• Ulnar Nerve Transposition – During this surgery, the ulnar nerve is relocated to a more protected position in the arm. This prevents further irritation and restores normal nerve function.