Tingling Fingers?
Q. Why is it that sometimes the tips of my fingers, and my whole ring and pinky finger will tingle like they were just asleep? I haven't done any strenuous hand activities or anything that would overexert them, or cause the blood to leave my hand...any ideas?
Asked by Happy. Finally. - Tue Aug 21 20:04:15 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with the one that gave the answer about the diabetes. I have diabetes and wake up quite often with my fingers tingling along with feeling numb. It also could be from a nerve in your back or carpal tunnel. I would advise you to get it checked out by your physician.
Answered by missilverspoon - Tue Aug 21 20:34:43 2007
Q. Why is it that sometimes the tips of my fingers, and my whole ring and pinky finger will tingle like they were just asleep? I haven't done any strenuous hand activities or anything that would overexert them, or cause the blood to leave my hand...any ideas?
Asked by Happy. Finally. - Tue Aug 21 20:04:15 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with the one that gave the answer about the diabetes. I have diabetes and wake up quite often with my fingers tingling along with feeling numb. It also could be from a nerve in your back or carpal tunnel. I would advise you to get it checked out by your physician.
Answered by missilverspoon - Tue Aug 21 20:34:43 2007
Where does tingling in fingers and toes come from?
Q. I don't mean when they are asleep. I'm having tingling in my fingers and toes. Usually if I get this in my fingers I get a migraine headache. What do you think this is from?
Asked by lexiky - Sat Jan 19 08:54:55 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. could be a pinched nerve in either your neck or back ?
Answered by WG - Sat Jan 19 09:09:19 2008
Q. I don't mean when they are asleep. I'm having tingling in my fingers and toes. Usually if I get this in my fingers I get a migraine headache. What do you think this is from?
Asked by lexiky - Sat Jan 19 08:54:55 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. could be a pinched nerve in either your neck or back ?
Answered by WG - Sat Jan 19 09:09:19 2008
What causes splotchy hands and tingling fingers?
Q. My husband, who is 50 years old, has noticed that the palms of his hands are red and splotchy and that two of the fingertips on his left hand have a numb/tingly sensation. My husband has herniated discs in the lumbar region of the spine and tingling problems with his left leg, but has never had any problems with the upper back or neck.
Asked by Suzanne H - Fri Dec 1 15:00:36 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have him checked for diabetes. Coach
Answered by Thanks for the Yahoo Jacket - Fri Dec 1 15:08:11 2006
Q. My husband, who is 50 years old, has noticed that the palms of his hands are red and splotchy and that two of the fingertips on his left hand have a numb/tingly sensation. My husband has herniated discs in the lumbar region of the spine and tingling problems with his left leg, but has never had any problems with the upper back or neck.
Asked by Suzanne H - Fri Dec 1 15:00:36 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have him checked for diabetes. Coach
Answered by Thanks for the Yahoo Jacket - Fri Dec 1 15:08:11 2006
What can cause tingling fingers?
Q. My ring and pinkie fingers (mostly the pinkie) on my left hand have been quite tingly. This started randomly two days ago, but the tingling has not weakened down. As a matter of fact, it seems to be strengthening. What can cause this? Any information about it?
Asked by Spiral - Fri Jan 9 22:14:56 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I periodically have a tingling sensation in all my fingers that can last for a couple hours at a time. My doctor suggested that it could be poor circulation. He then concluded that I was having mini-panic attacks. There is no telling what could be going on. Try to massage your arms, hands, and fingers and try to get more exercise. If you still experience this problem, make an appointment with your doctor.
Answered by Kathleen =] - Fri Jan 9 22:20:05 2009
Q. My ring and pinkie fingers (mostly the pinkie) on my left hand have been quite tingly. This started randomly two days ago, but the tingling has not weakened down. As a matter of fact, it seems to be strengthening. What can cause this? Any information about it?
Asked by Spiral - Fri Jan 9 22:14:56 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I periodically have a tingling sensation in all my fingers that can last for a couple hours at a time. My doctor suggested that it could be poor circulation. He then concluded that I was having mini-panic attacks. There is no telling what could be going on. Try to massage your arms, hands, and fingers and try to get more exercise. If you still experience this problem, make an appointment with your doctor.
Answered by Kathleen =] - Fri Jan 9 22:20:05 2009
Why is my left fingers tingling when I wake up?
Q. I have anxiety and the doctor put me on xanax for my nerves.i am only taking a half of .5 a day he said i could take more if i needed but i dont want to become addicted so i was taking only that amount. i have only been taking it for 3 days but prior to this I had developed a tingling in my right fingers Its mainly my pointer finger on my right hand and my left foot tingle. It doesn't do it anytime during the day usually. Only whenever I first wake up. I know your going to say I am laying on them wrong but I dont. I lay flat on my back and do not twist my feet or legs.I'm kinda unsure of why my right fingers and left foot tingles. I woke up about an hour ago my foot has stopped tingling but my right fingers are still feeling like pins and… [cont.]
Asked by sweetlykestrawberries - Mon Mar 26 10:04:46 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are problems a lot less dire than "advanced diabetes" that can cause pins-and-needles! Also, normally, when ceasing a course of any psychotropic medication, you don't just stop taking it abruptly. You have to taper off gradually: preferably with some medical supervision. However, you've only been taking a low dose for 3 days. You have to give the stuff a chance to work. Don't worry about "addiction," it's not addictive. Take the recommended dose for a good six weeks or so. Then, if you decide to change or stop meds, do so gradually. Here's one idea about the pins & needles. It could be a circulation problem, exp. since it's bilateral. Do you smoke? If so, stop. Nicotine is a vasoconstrictor: i.e., it'll squeeze shut the… [cont.]
Answered by wrack 'n' ruin - Mon Mar 26 10:21:19 2007
Q. I have anxiety and the doctor put me on xanax for my nerves.i am only taking a half of .5 a day he said i could take more if i needed but i dont want to become addicted so i was taking only that amount. i have only been taking it for 3 days but prior to this I had developed a tingling in my right fingers Its mainly my pointer finger on my right hand and my left foot tingle. It doesn't do it anytime during the day usually. Only whenever I first wake up. I know your going to say I am laying on them wrong but I dont. I lay flat on my back and do not twist my feet or legs.I'm kinda unsure of why my right fingers and left foot tingles. I woke up about an hour ago my foot has stopped tingling but my right fingers are still feeling like pins and… [cont.]
Asked by sweetlykestrawberries - Mon Mar 26 10:04:46 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are problems a lot less dire than "advanced diabetes" that can cause pins-and-needles! Also, normally, when ceasing a course of any psychotropic medication, you don't just stop taking it abruptly. You have to taper off gradually: preferably with some medical supervision. However, you've only been taking a low dose for 3 days. You have to give the stuff a chance to work. Don't worry about "addiction," it's not addictive. Take the recommended dose for a good six weeks or so. Then, if you decide to change or stop meds, do so gradually. Here's one idea about the pins & needles. It could be a circulation problem, exp. since it's bilateral. Do you smoke? If so, stop. Nicotine is a vasoconstrictor: i.e., it'll squeeze shut the… [cont.]
Answered by wrack 'n' ruin - Mon Mar 26 10:21:19 2007
What does a tingling sensation in ur fingers mean?
Q. Lately I have been getting this tingling sensation in the tip of my fingers but there's no pain... My hands just get a bit red and then it goes away... What could that mean?
Asked by Emmily - Sat Dec 5 20:19:49 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you out in the cold? Do you type or cut hair or do things that you use your hands a lot and elbows in the air? Could be Carpal Tunnel Syndrome too. That's how it starts .
Answered by Pat - Sat Dec 5 20:31:51 2009
Q. Lately I have been getting this tingling sensation in the tip of my fingers but there's no pain... My hands just get a bit red and then it goes away... What could that mean?
Asked by Emmily - Sat Dec 5 20:19:49 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you out in the cold? Do you type or cut hair or do things that you use your hands a lot and elbows in the air? Could be Carpal Tunnel Syndrome too. That's how it starts .
Answered by Pat - Sat Dec 5 20:31:51 2009
What might be the reason to my tingling feeling for my fingers and toes?
Q. The tips of my fingers, and my upper half of my foot are tingling and when i curl my toes, sometimes they feel weird. Sort of numb, i guess. It's been like this for 3 days now, and it started after I sat through a long assembly at school for about two hours in a crammed space. I am worried that it might be nerve pressure or diabetes. Can you tell me what the cause might be and how to get rid of it?
Asked by SHINee - Sun Dec 13 23:30:07 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try drinking a lot of water. It helps with blood circulation, and if you don't drink enough then you might find your toes and fingers feeling a little numb/tingly. Another sign of this is that they get cold faster than anything else, and you have a hard time getting them warm. Being properly hydrated is essential for living healthily.
Answered by Danny T - Sun Dec 13 23:40:04 2009
Q. The tips of my fingers, and my upper half of my foot are tingling and when i curl my toes, sometimes they feel weird. Sort of numb, i guess. It's been like this for 3 days now, and it started after I sat through a long assembly at school for about two hours in a crammed space. I am worried that it might be nerve pressure or diabetes. Can you tell me what the cause might be and how to get rid of it?
Asked by SHINee - Sun Dec 13 23:30:07 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try drinking a lot of water. It helps with blood circulation, and if you don't drink enough then you might find your toes and fingers feeling a little numb/tingly. Another sign of this is that they get cold faster than anything else, and you have a hard time getting them warm. Being properly hydrated is essential for living healthily.
Answered by Danny T - Sun Dec 13 23:40:04 2009
Why is the tip of my fingers tingling and going numb for a week now?
Q. it occurred last week in the middle of a 4 day 250 mile bike ride. I typically get tingling and numbness when riding for more than 3 hours, but its being constant since last Wednesday. Is it a nerve, circulation or nothing i should be worried about?
Asked by chokito - Wed Feb 4 15:13:28 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. concentrate efforts to massage the muscles in the neck and shoulder of the hands and give your wrists and elbows a break from riding. try and sleep with your wrists straight. you could use a wrist brace at night. circulation is being cut off at the nerve either in the neck or wrist. try some aspirin and a hot bath and massage to get circulation going and rest those areas mentioned.
Answered by yakin - Wed Feb 4 15:25:42 2009
Q. it occurred last week in the middle of a 4 day 250 mile bike ride. I typically get tingling and numbness when riding for more than 3 hours, but its being constant since last Wednesday. Is it a nerve, circulation or nothing i should be worried about?
Asked by chokito - Wed Feb 4 15:13:28 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. concentrate efforts to massage the muscles in the neck and shoulder of the hands and give your wrists and elbows a break from riding. try and sleep with your wrists straight. you could use a wrist brace at night. circulation is being cut off at the nerve either in the neck or wrist. try some aspirin and a hot bath and massage to get circulation going and rest those areas mentioned.
Answered by yakin - Wed Feb 4 15:25:42 2009
i have been experiencing numb and tingling fingers for two days. what could this be?
Q. i am 21 yrs old. the numbness is greater in my right fingers and worse in the mornings. i also have brown stains at the tips of my fore finger and thumb of the right fingers. i have no other symptoms. Joshua for ur information, yes we do go to see a doctor but doctors are sometimes too far away, too expensive or as in my case i simply do not have the time to go this morning and would like to know what to expect once i go this evening. u do not have to be so rude about it.
Asked by Lara^mt - Fri May 2 05:51:24 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tingling in your fingers is probably as something as simple as a trapped nerve, repetetive strain injury (if you have been using your mobile or keyboard a lot) or carpel tunnel syndrome. Staining on fingers is normally caused by handling substances such as potassium permanganate or tobacco but I found one condition which can cause this , but it has other symptoms which you dont mention. It is Hemochromatosis
Answered by bri - Fri May 2 06:59:06 2008
Q. i am 21 yrs old. the numbness is greater in my right fingers and worse in the mornings. i also have brown stains at the tips of my fore finger and thumb of the right fingers. i have no other symptoms. Joshua for ur information, yes we do go to see a doctor but doctors are sometimes too far away, too expensive or as in my case i simply do not have the time to go this morning and would like to know what to expect once i go this evening. u do not have to be so rude about it.
Asked by Lara^mt - Fri May 2 05:51:24 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tingling in your fingers is probably as something as simple as a trapped nerve, repetetive strain injury (if you have been using your mobile or keyboard a lot) or carpel tunnel syndrome. Staining on fingers is normally caused by handling substances such as potassium permanganate or tobacco but I found one condition which can cause this , but it has other symptoms which you dont mention. It is Hemochromatosis
Answered by bri - Fri May 2 06:59:06 2008
Why is my entire right arm including my fingers numb and tingling all the time?
Q. I am 18 years old and my entire right arm including my fingers has been tingling and going numb for the past 16 days. Some people say it could be a pinched nerve. But I really don't know. If it is a pinched nerve, what are some cures for it? Does anyone have an idea what could be wrong and what I should do about it? Thanks!
Asked by ArtsyGal - Tue Jun 12 23:09:37 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it's definately something to do with a pinched nerve or a damaged nerve. It should pass on it's own. If it continues or seems to get worse, see your doctor. Your doctor can give you medicine for nerve pain called Neurontin.
Answered by the crusader - Tue Jun 12 23:13:30 2007
Q. I am 18 years old and my entire right arm including my fingers has been tingling and going numb for the past 16 days. Some people say it could be a pinched nerve. But I really don't know. If it is a pinched nerve, what are some cures for it? Does anyone have an idea what could be wrong and what I should do about it? Thanks!
Asked by ArtsyGal - Tue Jun 12 23:09:37 2007 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it's definately something to do with a pinched nerve or a damaged nerve. It should pass on it's own. If it continues or seems to get worse, see your doctor. Your doctor can give you medicine for nerve pain called Neurontin.
Answered by the crusader - Tue Jun 12 23:13:30 2007
what could this be?-pain in left arm and tingling fingers?
Q. I have had this for over a year now i am 16, female, no medical problems, regularly exercise and eat healthy-I went to the doctor about it and he said it sounds like a posture problem-i have stopped reading and going on the computer for a week it hasn't made a difference and i don't think it would go on as long as it has if it was a muscle strain :/ any one have any ideas-thanks
Asked by Jenny - Mon Feb 22 13:10:04 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sounds like either a pinched nerve or carpal tunnel syndrome to me. Did you have a neck injury anytime before it started? A pinched nerve in the neck causes problems in your hand and/or arm.
Answered by kelsey - Mon Feb 22 13:17:48 2010
Q. I have had this for over a year now i am 16, female, no medical problems, regularly exercise and eat healthy-I went to the doctor about it and he said it sounds like a posture problem-i have stopped reading and going on the computer for a week it hasn't made a difference and i don't think it would go on as long as it has if it was a muscle strain :/ any one have any ideas-thanks
Asked by Jenny - Mon Feb 22 13:10:04 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. sounds like either a pinched nerve or carpal tunnel syndrome to me. Did you have a neck injury anytime before it started? A pinched nerve in the neck causes problems in your hand and/or arm.
Answered by kelsey - Mon Feb 22 13:17:48 2010
What does it mean when some of your fingers keep tingling?
Q. My pinky and my ring finger seem to always have that sensation that they have fallen asleep. Now I am noticing that I can't grasp tightly to hold weight with this hand. HELP!
Asked by jeaneinabottle_2000 - Mon Feb 25 04:00:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. look at carpal tunnel syndrome on net - a nerve compression injury.
Answered by john m - Mon Feb 25 15:38:01 2008
Q. My pinky and my ring finger seem to always have that sensation that they have fallen asleep. Now I am noticing that I can't grasp tightly to hold weight with this hand. HELP!
Asked by jeaneinabottle_2000 - Mon Feb 25 04:00:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. look at carpal tunnel syndrome on net - a nerve compression injury.
Answered by john m - Mon Feb 25 15:38:01 2008
is it normal to have numbness and tingling in hand and fingers after a separated ac shoulder separation?
Q. i separated my shoulder two weeks ago now im having pain behind the shoulder blade that feels like a knot that needs to be rubbed out and it hurts when i take a deep breasth also my hand and fingers are tingling and feeling numb thanks
Asked by richard m - Wed Jul 16 03:21:05 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes because he cut around tendons and muscle
Answered by gapsusie - Wed Jul 16 06:04:43 2008
Q. i separated my shoulder two weeks ago now im having pain behind the shoulder blade that feels like a knot that needs to be rubbed out and it hurts when i take a deep breasth also my hand and fingers are tingling and feeling numb thanks
Asked by richard m - Wed Jul 16 03:21:05 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes because he cut around tendons and muscle
Answered by gapsusie - Wed Jul 16 06:04:43 2008
tramadol and tingling fingers, and numbness?
Q. I just got put on tramadol and was wondering if it was normal to have tingling fingers and some numbness (in my face). It was such an odd feeling, I felt as if half of my lower side of face went numb. Any experience the same kind of thing? It was my first time taking it.
Asked by cp04 - Sat Jul 18 19:50:20 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I just got put on tramadol and was wondering if it was normal to have tingling fingers and some numbness (in my face). It was such an odd feeling, I felt as if half of my lower side of face went numb. Any experience the same kind of thing? It was my first time taking it.
Asked by cp04 - Sat Jul 18 19:50:20 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
I woke up today with tingling fingers, What could it be ?
Q. The only other time I had this happen to me was about four monthes ago when I stopped smoking, I am only 20 and am very healthy. I do have a history of diabetes in my family, I dont know what it could be. I am going to make a doctors appointment tomarrow but i just wanted to throw this out there
Asked by whitney p - Sun Oct 21 15:42:00 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have had this happen off and on for years,I was told it was from carpal tunnel. I also have a ganglion cyst on top of my wrist. The pressure of the cyst bearing on my nerves sometimes causes the tingling or numbing sensation in my arm or hand. You're better off talking to your doctor or going to a specialst and have it tested. Good luck with whatever you do!!
Answered by Aunt B - Sun Oct 21 15:56:14 2007
Q. The only other time I had this happen to me was about four monthes ago when I stopped smoking, I am only 20 and am very healthy. I do have a history of diabetes in my family, I dont know what it could be. I am going to make a doctors appointment tomarrow but i just wanted to throw this out there
Asked by whitney p - Sun Oct 21 15:42:00 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have had this happen off and on for years,I was told it was from carpal tunnel. I also have a ganglion cyst on top of my wrist. The pressure of the cyst bearing on my nerves sometimes causes the tingling or numbing sensation in my arm or hand. You're better off talking to your doctor or going to a specialst and have it tested. Good luck with whatever you do!!
Answered by Aunt B - Sun Oct 21 15:56:14 2007
My fingers are numb and tingling... Can anyone give me an explanation?
Q. I'm a 19 year old girl. Over the last few hours my fingers and hands have started tingling. I didn't get much sleep last night and I had a few alcoholic beverages, I think this might have something do to with it. If I stop moving my hands my whole hand goes numb and tingles. I thought I would ask to see if anyone can give me a reasonable explanation before I rush off to the doctor.
Asked by Becks - Thu Sep 25 02:29:27 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. is it left or right? if it' left, then, by God, you need to see a doctor. It might be that you might be suffering from minor stroke. You drank last night, right? Do this for the time being...can you smile? is the whole left side of your body also numb? Can you raise both of your hands? Speak a sentence or two. Does your words slur? Can you understand what you're saying? If you can't do some or all of these things, it's time to go the doctor and be sure you have someone with you...
Answered by cannedguds - Thu Sep 25 03:16:00 2008
Q. I'm a 19 year old girl. Over the last few hours my fingers and hands have started tingling. I didn't get much sleep last night and I had a few alcoholic beverages, I think this might have something do to with it. If I stop moving my hands my whole hand goes numb and tingles. I thought I would ask to see if anyone can give me a reasonable explanation before I rush off to the doctor.
Asked by Becks - Thu Sep 25 02:29:27 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. is it left or right? if it' left, then, by God, you need to see a doctor. It might be that you might be suffering from minor stroke. You drank last night, right? Do this for the time being...can you smile? is the whole left side of your body also numb? Can you raise both of your hands? Speak a sentence or two. Does your words slur? Can you understand what you're saying? If you can't do some or all of these things, it's time to go the doctor and be sure you have someone with you...
Answered by cannedguds - Thu Sep 25 03:16:00 2008
Why are my fingers tingling?
Q. Its not all my fingers just my left middle and ring finger. It just started tingling for about 5 mins and lessened until it stopped. This is the first time it happened.
Asked by Hassen B - Thu Mar 29 15:44:20 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should go get it checked if it continues. Not trying to scare ya, but I was having similar problems, then it progressed to my legs. Until I finally got it checked and was diagnosed with MS.
Answered by yeayea1427 - Thu Mar 29 15:52:43 2007
Q. Its not all my fingers just my left middle and ring finger. It just started tingling for about 5 mins and lessened until it stopped. This is the first time it happened.
Asked by Hassen B - Thu Mar 29 15:44:20 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should go get it checked if it continues. Not trying to scare ya, but I was having similar problems, then it progressed to my legs. Until I finally got it checked and was diagnosed with MS.
Answered by yeayea1427 - Thu Mar 29 15:52:43 2007
Tingling of fingers and redness?
Q. My grandmother is 81 years old passed few days has had red finger tips with a bit of a tingling feeling? Her other hands finger tips are numb and had no feeling? I keep telling her to go to the dr and im worried for her but she wont go she says the doctor will only tell her soemthing and she will leave and would be a waste of money. IDK is i circulation or more serious or less serious?
Asked by Sagittarius - Tue Aug 11 20:30:45 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. A quotation of Dr. Singh may help you understand the fundamentals of Medicine. "The key to proper treatment is proper diagnosis and the key to proper diagnosis is proper history and physical examination and proper investigations/tests" She should see her doctor for circulatory problems and neuropathy, the causes are diverse and the treatment is according to the basic problem, in the mean time proper hygienic measures and caution not get hurt by handling a warm pot, with hot water and or any other trauma is important due to lack of sensation, massage of both hands gently with any natural oil such as coconut oil etc. twice daily will help maintain circulation and lubrication of the skin. You are a good grand daughter who cares and is… [cont.]
Answered by pkpundit - Tue Aug 11 22:39:57 2009
Q. My grandmother is 81 years old passed few days has had red finger tips with a bit of a tingling feeling? Her other hands finger tips are numb and had no feeling? I keep telling her to go to the dr and im worried for her but she wont go she says the doctor will only tell her soemthing and she will leave and would be a waste of money. IDK is i circulation or more serious or less serious?
Asked by Sagittarius - Tue Aug 11 20:30:45 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. A quotation of Dr. Singh may help you understand the fundamentals of Medicine. "The key to proper treatment is proper diagnosis and the key to proper diagnosis is proper history and physical examination and proper investigations/tests" She should see her doctor for circulatory problems and neuropathy, the causes are diverse and the treatment is according to the basic problem, in the mean time proper hygienic measures and caution not get hurt by handling a warm pot, with hot water and or any other trauma is important due to lack of sensation, massage of both hands gently with any natural oil such as coconut oil etc. twice daily will help maintain circulation and lubrication of the skin. You are a good grand daughter who cares and is… [cont.]
Answered by pkpundit - Tue Aug 11 22:39:57 2009
Experiencing numbness/tingling in fingers and tongue - any thoughts?
Q. Fingers especially on left hand tingles and numb. My tongue is numb in the morning which I find extremly odd.
Asked by RUKIDNME - Tue May 8 21:04:43 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Please get to a dr right away to have them evaluate what is going on.
Answered by sokokl - Wed May 9 05:33:07 2007
Q. Fingers especially on left hand tingles and numb. My tongue is numb in the morning which I find extremly odd.
Asked by RUKIDNME - Tue May 8 21:04:43 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Please get to a dr right away to have them evaluate what is going on.
Answered by sokokl - Wed May 9 05:33:07 2007
I get neck pains and tingling in my fingers when drinking alcohol, does anyone know what this is?
Q. When consuming just about any alcoholic beverage, I get a tingling in my fingertips and stiff neck pains. The tingling can spread down to my feet, or just remain in my hands. It becomes really intense and then, after 1-2 minutes, it disipates and goes away. This happens within the first 1-2 sips of the drink but from then on, once the pain goes away, everything is fine. Has anyone else experienced this or heard of anyone else talking about it? My doctor was clueless...it's been fairly consistent for the last 15 years and I've never figured it out.
Asked by TheTishmann - Thu Apr 5 21:40:31 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. may be your body is trying to tell you something
Answered by The Terminator - Thu Apr 5 21:49:25 2007
Q. When consuming just about any alcoholic beverage, I get a tingling in my fingertips and stiff neck pains. The tingling can spread down to my feet, or just remain in my hands. It becomes really intense and then, after 1-2 minutes, it disipates and goes away. This happens within the first 1-2 sips of the drink but from then on, once the pain goes away, everything is fine. Has anyone else experienced this or heard of anyone else talking about it? My doctor was clueless...it's been fairly consistent for the last 15 years and I've never figured it out.
Asked by TheTishmann - Thu Apr 5 21:40:31 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. may be your body is trying to tell you something
Answered by The Terminator - Thu Apr 5 21:49:25 2007
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