What is the problem with the numbness of the tip of my right thumb? Male: 63 years old.

Cervical spondylosis! Go for ear therapy and you're good to go. Paste 5 courses of treatment, once every 5 days, and it will get better soon, and my grandmother is like this.

Numbness in the thumb may be caused by cervical spondylosis pressing on the nerves, carpal tunnel syndrome, peripheral neuritis, etc.

It may also be caused by peripheral nerve entrapment, first apply drugs to nurture the nerve, such as Micobao, etc., if there is no effect, actively do CT examination of the cervical spine.

Generally speaking, if people's own yang qi is relatively weak, it is easy to create a spine and become a blood deficiency, and the yang qi is weak to carry blood, and the blood will not reach the end of the blood vessels. Hands and feet are the ends of the human body, so there will be a feeling of numbness when blood is deficient.

Finger numbness is usually caused by poor blood flow due to compression, and after the symptoms of numbness in the right thumb, it may be caused by some disease, so if you want to figure out what is going on with the numbness in the right thumb, you can understand it from the following explanation.

1.Numbness in the thumb may be caused by cervical spondylosis, carpal tunnel syndrome, peripheral neuritis, etc.

2.It may also be caused by peripheral nerve entrapment, first use nutrition drugs such as Mikebao, etc., if there is no effect, actively do CT examination of the cervical spine.

3.Generally speaking, if people's own yang qi is relatively weak, it is easy to cause blood deficiency, and the yang qi is unable to carry blood, and the blood cannot reach the end of the blood vessels. Hands and feet are the ends of the human body, so there will be a feeling of numbness when blood is deficient.

Precautions. After understanding what is going on with numbness in the right thumb, everyone should pay attention to avoid overwork as much as possible.

Generally, the following can appear.

In addition, nutritional factors may also occur in this case.

Common conditions that cause numbness in the fingers are as follows:

1. Peripheral neuritis.

Due to poisoning, infection, vitamin B deficiency, finger blood supply disorder and other reasons, the peripheral nerves of the fingers can cause inflammatory reactions, which can produce numbness in the fingers. Most of the fingers of both hands occur at the same time, and the cause can often be recovered after the cause is removed, and oral or injection of vitamin B1, acupuncture, etc.** can promote recovery

2. Ulnar nerve damage.

When the ulnar nerve of the forearm and upper arm is traumatized, compressed, or tumors are present, it can cause numbness in the little finger and ring finger on the same side and impaired movement of some fingers. Most people recover gradually about six months after injury, but surgery is often needed if there is a tumor, complete rupture, or severe compression**.

3. Median nerve damage.

The median nerves of the forearm and upper arm are numb in the palm, thumb, index and middle fingers due to trauma, tumors, compression, etc. The wrist is most susceptible to injury or compression, and is called carpal tunnel syndrome ** Same as above.

4. Radial nerve damage.

The radial nerve is more susceptible to injury in the middle and lower part of the outer upper arm, with numbness on the back of the thumb and index finger and drooping of the fingers and wrists. **Ibid

5. Brachial plexus damage.

Lesions or injuries in the axilla or anterior neck can cause mixed symptoms of total or partial damage to the ulnar, median, and flexural nerves. **Ibid

6. Cervical spondylosis due to the compression of cervical nerve roots or cervical spinal cord due to cervical hypertrophy or cervical disc degeneration and herniation, which can cause unilateral or bilateral finger numbness, and gradually develop to upper arm, forearm, and even upper limb mobility disorder Recently, someone wrote to describe that the right finger is numb, sometimes the whole arm to the shoulder is numb and painful, and it is difficult to hold a pen and knit a sweater. In line with the case of cervical spondylosis, the letter said that when the hand is drooping, the hand will not be numb or painful if it is not forced. It means that the right upper limb is not compressed after relaxation, and the lesion is mild.

As long as the neck and upper limbs are properly exercised, the numbness in the fingers will gradually be reduced. Exercise gradually, gently at first, then gradually strengthening, and be sure to do it consistently. But avoid excessive or sudden movements that are too strong.

In addition, acupuncture, physiotherapy, vitamin B1, etc., and cervical traction can be performed if necessary**, but it must be carried out under the guidance of a physician.

If there is persistent numbness in the thumb in middle-aged and elderly people, such as local pressure for too long or after a cold, some are like pinprick sticks, and some feel heavy or unconscious, which will generally disappear on its own soon

If the numbness persists for too long or the symptoms gradually worsen, when you go to the hospital, you can see that the appearance is normal, and there are no special findings on the examination, and you are often diagnosed with neuritis or peripheral neuritis, etc., and some B vitamins are given orally or injected. While some people get better, others don't, especially when they reach middle and old age. This is because in middle-aged and elderly people, numbness on one side of the thumb is often an ominous omen of stroke

In this case, you should not be careless, you should go to the hospital to check your blood pressure, blood lipids, blood sugar and fundus, and it is best to ask a neurologist for a detailed examination to prevent the disease.

Finger numbness is a sensation of numbness in the fingers. The sensory nerves of the fingers are mainly separated from the cervical spinal cord, which forms the brachial plexus in the cervical axilla, and then divides into the radial nerve, median nerve and ulnar nerve through the upper arm and forearm to become peripheral nerves, and finally distributed to the hands and fingers. In the case of the thumb, it is innervated by the median and radial nerves.

If the median and radial nerves are damaged, inflamed, entrapment, tumors, etc., it can cause paresthesias or pain in the thumb. It is mainly common for the following reasons:

1. Peripheral neuritis. The peripheral nerves of the fingers have toxic infection, vitamin B deficiency, finger blood supply disorders and other reasons, which can cause inflammatory reactions, which will produce numbness in the fingers.

2. Radial nerve damage. In the middle and lower part of the lateral aspect of the upper arm, the radial nerve is superficial and susceptible to injury. After the injury, the back of the thumb and index finger is numb, and the fingers and wrists are drooping.

Cervical spondylosis is due to cervical hypertrophy or cervical disc herniation, which compresses the cervical nerve root or cervical spinal cord, which can cause unilateral or bilateral numbness and pain in the fingers, and sometimes the whole arm to the shoulder is numb and painful.

Maybe it's because the blood flow in the blood vessels isn't so smooth, which is why it's causing numbness. It is also possible that there is not a slight problem with the nerves. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up and listen to what the doctor has to say. The doctor will give you a reasonable plan. Hope you get soon**.

Guidance: Hello, your condition may be caused by cervical spondylosis, it is currently recommended that you should go to the hospital for a cervical spine CT examination to confirm the diagnosis, acupuncture and traction can be applied to the neck**, pay attention to neck activities, should not study online for a long time, etc., you should get up and properly move your neck and massage ** when you are on the Internet**, which can effectively prevent the above conditions.

The left finger is numb, generally the upper limb compression leads to blood circulation disorders, numbness, swelling, you can apply hot compresses, massage and other physiotherapy, generally will soon return to normal, cervical spondylosis can also cause numbness of the fingers, due to cervical hyperplasia, physiological bending and straightening, can compress the nerve and cause numbness symptoms, you can do traction, take drugs to nourish the nerve**, upper limb fracture damages the nerve, long-term diabetes can lead to peripheral neuropathy, limb numbness can occur, it is recommended to control blood sugar.

It should be caused by being pressed for a long time. I've had this happen a lot.

Check if there is a problem with the cervical spine.