What happens when the patient drinks too much and the body is cold and the legs and hands are numb?

Drinking too much alcohol and numbness in the legs and hands may be due to the impact of the body's blood circulation after the cold, resulting in numbness, it is best to ask a professional doctor.

This is a question that can only be asked by going to a professional hospital, and a professional doctor, after examination, will know what is going on in your situation.

In this case, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time and find a professional doctor in time**. It is still necessary to be careful not to drink too much alcohol.

If you drink too much and your body is cold, there is numbness in your hands and feet, how can there be such a situation, that is, in fact, you are looking for me to measure the situation by yourself, if Bi is numb in his hands and feet, it is another situation, I think Doosan should go to that kind of vascular aspect to take a look.

What's going on with your hands numb after drinking?? Occasionally, the hands are numb. Only sleep, after the next day, there will be no numbness, please master or old Chinese medicine for guidance!

Don't say drink less or anything like that, I just want to know the reason, whether I need to go to the hospital or not! Thank you Satisfactory Answer: Lonely Heartbreak Man Level 122 2009-05-28 Hello! The main ingredient in wine is ethanol.

After drinking alcohol, ethanol accumulates in the body, and excessive alcohol can lead to poisoning, that is, drunkenness. In the initial stage, it is mainly manifested by central nervous system excitation, followed by inhibition, and in severe cases, respiratory and circulatory failure will occur and be life-threatening. In general, alcohol consumption is not directly related to numbness in the hands.

If it weren't for the numbness in the hands every time after drinking, would this occasional numbness just be a coincidence? Hand numbness may have other causes, such as cervical spondylosis and other conditions. Ataxia can sometimes occur after drinking, such as staggering, unsteady walking, and numbness when the limbs are out of control.

After drinking, the intracranial blood vessels dilate, the intracranial pressure increases, the nerves are compressed, and the numbness of the hands is the most feared precursor of stroke. It is recommended to go to the hospital for necessary examinations to rule out cervical spondylosis, intracranial vascular diseases, etc. Follow-up:

You scare me, I'm not that serious, I haven't risen to the point of view of medicine!

After drinking, it will accelerate blood circulation, and if you often have numbness in your hands, it may be a cervical spine problem, resulting in poor blood circulation.

According to your description, it is likely that this situation occurs because of poor alcohol metabolism.

Suggestions: It is recommended to do liver function tests, if the liver function is abnormal, it will cause numbness in the hands and feet. It is best not to drink alcohol and smoke, not to overtired, and to exercise more.

There are many kinds of hand numbness, and there are people around me who have hand numbness, and this is likely to be caused by different reasons, and if you want to know the exact one, the doctor will definitely recommend that you go for a check-up.

After drinking, it may be that you are slightly drunk and sleep in the wrong position, overwhelming the blood vessels, causing the blood to run poorly, or it may be that the alcohol did not rest well that night, because I didn't sleep well after drinking, my hands and arms are numb I don't know how old you are Some middle-aged people or older arms are often numb because the blood is viscous and the blood vessels are not running smoothly You can go to massage or electrotherapy.

It is quite common to feel numbness in the hands in life, but many people do not know the reason.

In general, hand numbness may be related to the following 7 conditions

Doctor 1The posture is wrong.

Sleeping in the wrong position, such as pressing your hands under your body, will cause blood circulation to be absent for a long time, resulting in numbness in your hands.

2.The pillow is too high.

If the pillow cushion is too high, it will cause blood circulation and numbness in the hands and feet.

3.Carpal tunnel syndrome.

It presents with numbness and pain in the thumb, index, and middle finger, and often has a history of nocturnal numb awakening. In severe cases, it may be accompanied by atrophy of hand muscles, affecting the fine movements of the hand, and surgery is required**.

Doctor 4Menopausal syndrome.

Women who enter menopause sometimes have numbness in their hands. As menopause ends, numbness disappears.

5.Stroke. Numbness in the fingers does not necessarily cause a stroke, but for middle-aged people over the age of 40, if symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, numbness of limbs, and swollen tongue are frequent, they should be alert to the occurrence of stroke.

Doctor 6Cervical spondylosis.

The most common disease that causes hand numbness is cervical spondylosis, which is one of the most common diseases in middle-aged and elderly people. It is often accompanied by neck and shoulder pain, dizziness, headache or severe spasms of the lower limbs, which may cause paralysis if not timely.

7.Other diseases.

Heart and kidney disease can cause swollen fingers, usually accompanied by swollen face or legs; Diabetic patients may also have symptoms such as numbness and paresthesias in the hands and feet, and it is important to monitor blood sugar at this time.

Two movements teach you to prevent numbness in your hands.

In daily life, we should pay attention to avoid bowing our heads for a long time, such as playing with mobile phones, reading books, etc., to avoid keeping a posture for a long time on the neck, to move the neck more often, and not to sleep with a pillow that is too high or too hard.

When the doctor is free, he may wish to do the following two more actions, which can effectively prevent the occurrence of hand numbness:

Action 1: Open your five fingers and press the table vertically for 4-5 seconds.

Exercise 2: Clench your fist firmly for 4-5 seconds, then spread your fingers apart and repeat as many times as you can.

All in all, if you often feel numbness in your hands, don't be careless, you should go to the hospital or go to the hospital, find out**, timely**, if necessary, you need to use cervical spine films, blood sugar measurement and other auxiliary examinations, so as to target**.

What's going on with hand numbness? Finger numbness is a common symptom in middle-aged and elderly people, and it is more likely to occur during sleep. If there is persistent hand numbness, or intermittent hand numbness, it may often be a sign of some disease, and you should go to the hospital for examination in time.

1.High blood pressure

After the blood pressure rises, the blood vessels constrict, the small blood vessels of the whole body spasm, and the lumen narrows, resulting in the reduction of blood supply to the muscles of the distal limbs, and the appearance of peripheral circulation disorders, which can make the limbs numb, especially the fingers and toes more sensitive, and can be relieved after a brief attack.

2.Cervical spondylosis.

Middle-aged and elderly people due to cervical spine degeneration, bone hyperplasia and other reasons, the hyperplasia of bone will compress the adjacent cervical spinal cord nerve roots, resulting in numbness of the innervated fingers, or involving the forearm or shoulder, and the numbness will be aggravated or reduced by the movement of the neck. When taken on x-ray, significant hyperostosis or loss of physiological curvature may be seen.

3.Diabetic peripheral neuritis

Diabetic neuropathy, with peripheral neuritis being the most common, is usually symmetrical, with the lower extremities being more severe than the upper extremities. The early stages of the disease are extremity paresthesias, such as numbness, pins and needles, burning, or stepping on pads, and sometimes glove or sock-like distribution. In later stages, there is a decrease in muscle strength and tone, resulting in muscle atrophy and paralysis.

Therefore, it is important to seek medical attention when numbness or tingling sensation occurs in the hands in a glove-like distribution.

4.Transient cerebral ischemia

High blood pressure can cause vasospasm, hyperlipidemia can cause increased blood viscosity, and blood flow is relatively slow when sleeping at night, all of which can lead to transient cerebral ischemia and numbness in the fingers.

5.A sign of stroke

In people with high blood pressure, hyperlipidemia and diabetes, unilateral numbness in the hands may be a sign of stroke. Stroke usually involves numbness in one limb, followed by changes in limb strength and tone, i.e., hemiplegia. Middle-aged and elderly people should be alert to stroke if they often have symptoms such as headache, dizziness, lightheadedness, numbness of hands, numbness of limbs, and stiff tongue.

6.Neuraxial mass lesions

Some cervical extramedullary tumors can cause numbness and weakness in one side of the finger in the early stage. If the thoracolumbar tumor is present, it can cause numbness of the toes and dorsum of the foot on one side, and the foot is like stepping on cotton, and can extend upward, with pain loss. MRI confirms the diagnosis.

7.Vitamin B deficiency

If the elderly eat fine rice noodles for a long time, it will cause vitamin B deficiency, leading to peripheral neuritis, resulting in numbness in the fingers.

People who often have numb hands indicate what problems may occur in the body?

The numbness of the hands and feet is caused by the poor blood circulation in the peripheral areas, and the numbness occurs due to insufficient local blood supply to the hands and feet.

Numbness in the hands and feet is a common symptom in people's daily life, such as pregnancy, incorrect sleeping position, and squatting on the toilet for a long time.

Your hands and feet are often numb, maybe these 3 diseases are staring at you, don't be careless.

1.Cervical spondylosis.

Our cervical spine is an important hub connecting the head to the body, and this part not only has important blood vessels passing through, but also important nerves passing through. Therefore, this part is an important channel of the body, however, now there are many people who like to do bowing their heads, often holding their mobile phones, bowing their heads for several hours, which is actually very unfavorable to the health of the cervical spine, if the head is lowered for a long time, it will lead to compression of the cervical spine, after a long time, it will also make the parts below the cervical spine have a corresponding reaction, and there is numbness in the hands and feet, for such a situation, we should go to do the corresponding examination to see if there is a problem with the cervical spine.

2."Diabetes".

There are many people around us now who have certain diseases due to changes in their lifestyles, and as a very popular chronic disease in the population, "diabetes" usually develops for decades before it eventually causes serious outcomes. So, many people may be curious, what happens to diabetes in the final stages? In fact, there are frequent numbness in the hands and feet, because "diabetes" has an impact on the peripheral nerves.

Therefore, when there is unexplained numbness in the hands or feet, everyone should also think about this problem.

3.Gout. High levels of "uric acid" can cause some joints to be affected accordingly. However, many people may not know what kind of impact these parts will have. If the level of "uric acid" is found to be high during the blood test, and gout will also occur, it is not surprising that there will be numbness in the hands or feet at this time.

Hand numbness is a common symptom in the elderly, especially during sleep, for the following reasons:

Transient cerebral ischemiaThe elderly often have high blood pressure, high blood lipids, high blood pressure can cause vasospasm, high blood lipids can cause increased blood viscosity, and slow blood flow during sleep at night, these factors will lead to transient cerebral ischemia and hand numbness. Therefore, the elderly should regularly check blood pressure, blood lipids, blood rheology examination, if there is hypertension or hyperlipidemia, blood pressure and blood lipids**.

To drink more water, you can also apply nimodipine, salvia, Wei Brain Road, low-dose aspirin and other drugs under the guidance of a doctor, which can improve microcirculation and eliminate the phenomenon of numbness in the hands.

Cervical spondylosis. It is also a common disease in the elderly. It is caused by compression of local blood vessels and nerve tissues due to bone hyperplasia of the cervical vertebrae, degeneration of intervertebral discs or relaxation of local joint ligaments.

Its symptoms are varied, and numbness in the hands is one of them, which can be diagnosed by X-ray of the cervical spine. In addition to physiotherapy, traction and the application of some drugs to promote blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis, you can usually do some health exercises that move the neck slowly, pay attention to the height of the pillow when sleeping, generally 7-9 cm high, not too high or too low, soft and hard should also be moderate, and the sleeping position should be correct to avoid compression of local blood vessels and nerve tissues.

"Diabetes".Diabetic neuropathy is one of the many complications that can cause diabetes, and if peripheral neuropathy occurs, there will be symptoms such as numbness and paresthesias in the limbs. Once you have diabetes, you should take a regular and reasonable **, control your blood sugar to the normal range, and pay attention to supplementing vitamins B1, B6, C, etc., and the numbness in your limbs will be eliminated.

In addition, if the elderly have poor digestion and absorption function for a long time and are malnourished, it will cause vitamin B 1 deficiency and peripheral neuritis, resulting in numbness in the hands. If the posture is not correct during sleep, the neck is deviated and the arm is compressed, and the arm is compressed, because the brachial nerve compression will also cause numbness in the hand.

Therefore, there are many reasons for hand numbness in the elderly, and it is necessary to find out the cause in order to treat the symptoms.

There are many reasons for numbness in the hands and feet, the main ones are as follows:1Peripheral neuritis, which is mainly symmetrical hypoalgesia at the ends of the hands and feet, in the form of a hosiery sleeve.

2.Cervical and lumbar spondylosis is mainly damage to one or more nerves in the upper and lower limbs on one or both sides, with localized symptoms. 3.

Spinal cord lesions, with decreased sensation innervating the corresponding spinal cord segments**. 4.Cerebrovascular disease with localized neurological symptoms.

5.Hysteria** sensory disorder. Be sure to see a neurologist.

Why do your hands and feet go numb.

I often wake up in the morning with numb hands and feet, and when I talk to a friend, she says that she sometimes gets numb.

I'm a 20-year-old female.

I think the cause of the disease is less likely, and it is mainly related to your sleeping habits and posture.

Do you like to sleep with a high pillow? Some people like to sleep on high pillows when they are young, and feel that this is comfortable, but in fact, the body will not be effectively relaxed, so that the nerves of the spinal cord will be compressed. The lower levels of motor and sensory reflection centers of the limbs are in the spinal cord, so numbness of the limbs occurs.

In addition, in winter, people sleep longer and the temperature is lower, so they are more likely to have numbness in their limbs. But it is better to move after waking up, because the pinched nerves are relaxed.

In addition, young people like to sleep in soft beds, and feel that the softer the better, which is also the reason for the numbness of the hands and feet in the morning. The same reason, the soft bed is comfortable to sleep on, but the human spine can not be effectively relaxed, which does not meet the physiological requirements of the human body, so that the spinal nerve is compressed, resulting in numbness of the limbs.

It is advisable not to sleep on high pillows and on hard beds, at least not too fluffy. It may not be easy to get used to the change, but after a period of adaptation, it is fine. If it does not improve, see a doctor.

Let's go to the hospital for a check-up.

Because you may lack exercise, and your sleeping position is not very good, you should not sleep crookedly or sleep on your stomach when sleeping, which will affect your body.

If you are working in a shoe factory or other environment with a large area of chemicals or chemical gases, it is very likely that chemicals or gases have an impact on your body, which is a bit serious, you have to leave the environment as soon as possible, find **, you should find the factory to help you** and claim compensation to the factory, other answers continued:

As far as I know, it's a calcium deficiency.

Sleeping position affects.

According to traditional Chinese medicine, the numbness of the hands and feet is because the body's blood qi is not smooth or its own blood qi is not enough and the wind evil is felt at night, and the blood is affected by the wind evil, causing the deficiency of wind and internal movement, resulting in muscle and pulse spasm, so it will be numb in the hands and feet. If it's accidental, it's not a big problem, and if it's often the case, it's recommended that you see a Chinese medicine practitioner.

This can be caused by a lack of vitamins, vitamin B1 can be taken as a result

Go to the hospital for a check-up.

There may be mild nerve endings.

It's a cerebrovascular problem, not a joke, hurry up and see a neurologist. It's not calcium deficiency, it's cramps that are calcium deficiency.

Qi deficiency is numbness, blood deficiency is wood, spleen is the main limbs, and spleen qi is also deficient.

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