Carpel Tunnel Syndrome, also known as, CTS, is a condition in which the median nerve becomes entrapped in a boney tunnel in the wrist.  The symptoms include tingling, achy, numbness, night time pain usually occurring in the wrist and hand region of the thumb and index finger. Carpel Tunnel Syndrome can be from over use from such activities as typing or computer mouse utilization.  Pregnancy can also cause carpel tunnel syndrome.  Often related to occupational duties, Carpel Tunnel Syndrome can be labeled an occupation disease, that occurs over time from repetitive use of the affected part. Surgical intervention is aimed at cutting the ligament that holds the median nerve its anatomical position, and releasing the nerve.  Non surgical approaches include the using of wrist braces, ergonomic adjustments of work stations and physical therapy.  Diagnosis of CTS-Carpel Tunnel Syndrome is performed by a physician with the help of an EMG test.