A client with bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome reports to the nurse that the pain and tingling experienced worsens at night. Which client teaching should the nurse provide?

A. Wearing braces on both wrists during the night can help maintain a neutral wrist position and alleviate pressure on the median nerve, reducing symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome. B. Notifying the healthcare provider may be necessary if symptoms worsen or if additional interventions are needed, but this is not the first-line intervention for managing symptoms at night. C. Elevating the hands on two pillows at night may provide some relief, but it is not as effective as wearing wrist braces to maintain proper alignment and reduce pressure on the median nerve. D. Applying cold compresses before bedtime may help reduce inflammation but is not specifically targeted at alleviating nighttime symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome.