Carpal Tunnel Syndrome does not necessarily require surgical treatment. Conservative treatment can be tried first, especially for those who have not had the disease for a long time or those with very mild symptoms, conservative treatment is recommended as the first choice. A brace can be used to immobilize the carpal tunnel syndrome. The main purpose of the brace is to limit the movement of the carpal joint and reduce further damage to the ligaments and nerves of the carpal joint. Physical therapy can also be used to relieve inflammation. There is also local closed treatment, can be injected with prednisolone acetate. Surgery can be considered if symptoms recur or if severe muscle atrophy occurs in the thumb. Conservative treatment is generally preferred for carpal tunnel syndrome, and surgery is considered when conservative treatment is not effective. If medication is needed, it should be prescribed by a doctor.