My mother is forty eight years old, and the middle finger of her left hand has been numb recently, a

There have been similar situations, and I asked for a lot of information at that time, and now it has been restored, and here is my summary:

The overall cause is cervical spondylosis, which compresses the nerves.

1. How has your sleep quality been recently? She wakes up a little more numb in the morning and feels better in the afternoon. Some time ago, I slept late due to drawing, and I slept too hard at night, which caused nerve compression. You go to bed at night and change your position or try it with a different massage pillow.

2. The doctor said: numbness of the upper limbs is mostly a problem of cervical nerves, and the lower limbs are mostly spinal problems. So I think you may have been sitting for too long lately, causing your nerves to become compressed.

3. Highly recommended:

Take time to go to the hospital to take a film, half a day is fine. If it's really a problem in the last two places, it's not good**.

4. Exercise more on weekdays, turn your neck, and twist your waist. (This is very important, especially for the elders) please rest assured, relax, be happy every day, and it will be ** soon.

Eighty percent of the symptoms are considered to be caused by cervical spondylosis compressing nerves. Physiotherapy and nutritional neurological drugs are recommended**.

Neck and shoulder pain and numbness in the fingers are the main symptoms of radicular lesions. In the acute stage, moving the head and neck can cause neck, shoulder, arm pain, or radiating pain in the upper limbs, often accompanied by numbness of the fingers, severe pain at night, and affect rest. A small number of patients use their hands to protect the affected area in order to prevent the symptoms from being aggravated by touching the neck.

For patients with acute onset, attention should be paid to checking whether it is a cervical disc herniation lesion. Patients with chronic onset often experience neck or shoulder and back pain, radicular pain in the upper limbs, or numbness in the fingertips. In addition, there is also muscle weakness and muscle atrophy of the upper limbs.

In some patients, the affected limb may be swollen, dark red or pale in color. Wind chill and strain can be the triggers of the disease, and some patients have no obvious cause to develop the disease gradually. Different lesions in the root of the brachial plexus cause different pain areas:

The pain area of cervical 5 radiculopathy is the deltoid distribution area, and the cervical 6 radiculopathy radiates to the deltoid muscle, radial side of the forearm and thumb; cervical 7 neuropathy, radiating along the middle finger of the upper and posterior forearms; cervical 8 radiculopathy, radiating along the medial aspect of the upper arm and forearm to the ring finger and little finger; Radiculopathy of the thoracic chest causes pain in the medial upper arm.

Cervical spondylosis, compression of the brachial plexus.

Analysis: The first consideration is cervical spondylosis. Carpal tunnel syndrome is also considered, which is caused by the compression of the median nerve when passing through the carpal tunnel, and it is recommended to go to the hospital for a specific examination.

Guidance: In this case, also look at the doctor of traditional Chinese medicine, to take the coarse medicine of Chinese herbs to recuperate. The Chinese herbal medicine Yan Jichang is safe and non-toxic to the human body, and regulates the state of the body as a whole, often receiving miraculous effects.