Carpal tunnel syndrome can cause a range of symptoms, all resulting from compression of the median nerve. The most common symptoms include pain in the wrist and hand, along with numbness and tingling in the fingers—typically sparing the little finger. These sensations may occur during wrist movement or even at rest, and are often more noticeable at night. The condition can also lead to weakness in the hand, which may result in clumsiness, frequent dropping of objects, and difficulty performing activities that require a firm grip, such as certain sports. Other symptoms may include: