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Sterling Recovery — Carpal Tunnel Myths, Facts & Modern Fixes with Dr. William Jackson, DO
Carpal tunnel syndrome doesn’t have to be scary—or permanent. In this episode, Dr. William Jackson, DO, upper-extremity and hand specialist at Sterling Ridge Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine (The Woodlands, Spring, Montgomery, TX), breaks down what CTS really is, the most common myths (like “surgery is always painful” or “recovery takes months”), and how today’s care ranges from night splints and activity changes to injections and minimally invasive carpal tunnel release—all focused on faster, safer relief.
Dr. Jackson also shares what symptoms mean it’s time to see a specialist (numbness, tingling, night pain, grip weakness), how doctors confirm the diagnosis, and what to expect before and after treatment. He trained in orthopaedic surgery at Ohio University and completed a Hand/Upper Extremity fellowship at Tufts University–New England Medical Center, bringing deep expertise to patients across North Houston.
If you’re dealing with wrist or hand symptoms, don’t wait—early evaluation can protect your nerve and speed recovery. Schedule a consult with Dr. Jackson at SROSM in The Woodlands/Spring/Montgomery.
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By srosmseoCarpal tunnel syndrome doesn’t have to be scary—or permanent. In this episode, Dr. William Jackson, DO, upper-extremity and hand specialist at Sterling Ridge Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine (The Woodlands, Spring, Montgomery, TX), breaks down what CTS really is, the most common myths (like “surgery is always painful” or “recovery takes months”), and how today’s care ranges from night splints and activity changes to injections and minimally invasive carpal tunnel release—all focused on faster, safer relief.
Dr. Jackson also shares what symptoms mean it’s time to see a specialist (numbness, tingling, night pain, grip weakness), how doctors confirm the diagnosis, and what to expect before and after treatment. He trained in orthopaedic surgery at Ohio University and completed a Hand/Upper Extremity fellowship at Tufts University–New England Medical Center, bringing deep expertise to patients across North Houston.
If you’re dealing with wrist or hand symptoms, don’t wait—early evaluation can protect your nerve and speed recovery. Schedule a consult with Dr. Jackson at SROSM in The Woodlands/Spring/Montgomery.