Cubital Tunnel Syndrome
Relieve Nerve Pain From Cubital Tunnel Syndrome
Pain, tingling, or numbness that starts at your elbow and runs into your ring and small fingers can make simple tasks uncomfortable and distracting. If you are dealing with symptoms around the inside of your elbow or along your forearm, you may be wondering if it is more than just irritation from leaning or bending your arm.
At Upper Extremity ATX, we focus on conditions that affect your hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder. Cubital tunnel syndrome is a common nerve issue at the elbow, and our goal is to help you understand what is happening and explore treatment options that fit your specific situation and activity level.
Targeted Care for Ulnar Nerve Symptoms at the Elbow
Cubital tunnel syndrome involves pressure or irritation of the ulnar nerve as it passes around the inside of the elbow. This can cause symptoms in the forearm, hand, and fingers that interfere with work, exercise, and everyday use of your arm. Getting an accurate diagnosis can help distinguish cubital tunnel syndrome from other nerve problems that often occur in the wrist or hand.
At Upper Extremity ATX, you receive focused upper-extremity evaluation and care from a fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon. Your visit is centered on your symptoms, your goals, and the daily activities you want to maintain or get back to safely.
You can expect a thorough approach that may include:
Benefits of Specialized Evaluation and Treatment
When nerve symptoms affect your elbow and hand, it can be difficult to know which part of your arm is the real source of the problem. A focused evaluation can help clarify whether your symptoms are coming from the cubital tunnel at the elbow, a condition in the wrist or hand, or a combination of issues.
Working with an upper extremity specialist at Upper Extremity ATX can help you:
• Understand whether your symptoms are consistent with cubital tunnel syndrome
• Learn which daily habits or positions may be aggravating your nerve
• Explore non-surgical options that may be appropriate for your situation
• Discuss surgical options when needed and what they are intended to address
Our approach is grounded in evidence-based orthopedic care and personalized planning, so you can make informed decisions that align with your comfort level and lifestyle.
What to Expect at Your Cubital Tunnel Visit
Your appointment starts with a focused conversation about your symptoms, including when they began, what makes them better or worse, and how they affect your work, sleep, sports, or hobbies. Dr. Travis Doering will perform a targeted examination of your elbow, arm, and hand, paying close attention to nerve function and areas of tenderness or weakness.
If cubital tunnel syndrome is suspected, we will talk through possible next steps. This may include continued observation, activity changes, splinting options, or discussion of surgical treatment when appropriate. You will have the opportunity to ask questions and understand the potential benefits and limitations of each option before moving forward.
Why Choose Upper Extremity ATX for Elbow Nerve Issues
Upper Extremity ATX is dedicated exclusively to orthopedic conditions of the hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder. That focused scope means your cubital tunnel evaluation and treatment are provided in the context of the entire upper extremity, not in isolation.
Led by fellowship-trained surgeon Travis Doering, MD, our practice offers advanced surgical and non-surgical care with an emphasis on clear communication and shared decision-making. We prioritize practical, evidence-based recommendations that respect your goals, whether you are trying to stay active in your work, return to sports, or simply use your arm more comfortably in daily life.
Take the First Step Toward Relieving Your Arm and Elbow Symptoms
If numbness, tingling, or weakness are affecting your daily life, we can evaluate your condition and explain your options for treating cubital tunnel syndrome. At Upper Extremity ATX, we focus on restoring function so you can get back to the activities you enjoy, and you can contact us today to schedule an appointment.
Upper Extremity ATX — Fellowship-trained hand, upper extremity, and peripheral nerve surgery. Located at the Austin Surgical Plaza – 6818 Austin Center Blvd, Suite 207, Austin TX. Better care, by design.
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