PT or surgery

I received my results from the neurologist about 8 weeks ago. The topline feedback is:Abnormal nerve conduction of the bilateral upper extremities with normal electromyography of the left upper extremity:

1) There is electrophysiologic evidence of a left median sensory mononeuropathy at the wrist that is suggestive of a mild left carpal tunnel syndrome.
2) There is electrophysiologic evidence of a significant slowing of the left ulnar nerve across the elbow without significant sensory conduction loss or electromyographic changes. Such findings are suggestive of an early/mild demyelinating, left, ulnar mononeuropathy across the elbow (cubital tunnel syndrome).
3) There is no clear electrophysiologic evidence of large fiber polyneuropathy, myopathy, cervical plexopathy, or cervical radiculopathy noted in the left upper extremity at this time.

I have been going to the PT for 6 weeks and it has had no effect on my numbness and general hand weakness. I don't want to have surgery, but clearly this isn't getting any better. I am happy to share my actual test results if helpful. What I'm hoping to find out is if the results warrant surgery or should i just suck it up? (the biggest outlier on my test results was measuring AMP (uV) of my left fifth digit and it came back at 2.2 and my right was at 28.6)

Thanks for any advice!