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Cyclist's Palsy: Learn More from a Hand Therapist

Do your hands feel numb or weak after a long bike ride? Are you experiencing tingling or pain in your ring and pinky fingers? You may be dealing with cyclist's palsy — a condition caused by prolonged pressure on the ulnar nerve. Cyclist's palsy doesn’t just affect professional cyclists — it can happen to anyone who spends extended time on handlebars. This video breaks down the symptoms, causes and treatments for cyclist’s palsy, and explains how working with a hand therapist can help you get back on the road safely and comfortably. We also cover bike setup and body position recommendations to set yourself up for success when cycling. For more information or to learn more about the American Society of Hand Therapists, please visit www.asht.org. CYCLIST'S PALSY RESOURCE: https://asht.org/patients/patient-edu...