Peripheral nerve decompression

Learn about Peripheral nerve decompression, including indications, steps, and recovery considerations.

Overview
Decompression relieves pressure on a peripheral nerve.

Indications
Entrapment neuropathies such as tarsal tunnel or peroneal nerve palsy.

How it is done
Scar tissue or tight structures are released around the nerve.

Risks and considerations
Incomplete relief or nerve irritation.

Recovery timeline
Symptoms improve over weeks to months.

When to seek care
Worsening numbness or weakness requires evaluation.