About Compartment Syndrome
What is it and what are my treatment options?
Compartment Syndrome Overview
Symptoms & Causes
Compartment syndrome symptoms include:
- Muscle tightness and fullness
- Pain
- Swelling
Overuse is the most common compartment syndrome cause.
Common Treatments:
A combination of nonsurgical treatment options treats compartment syndrome. After a thorough evaluation, a CONA hand specialist may recommend:
- A decrease in physical activity
- Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications (NSAIDs)
- Rest, ice, compression, elevation (RICE)
- Physical therapy
Surgery may be recommended when symptoms do not respond to nonsurgical treatment. A CONA hand specialist carefully removes fascia to create more room in the compartment.
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Please do not delay a compartment syndrome diagnosis. Make an appointment with a CONA hand specialist as soon as symptoms present.
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