How to recover from finger nerve injury, and what to do if the finger hurts the nerve?

Finger nerve injuries should be repaired as early as possible, and postoperative repair should be performed for different nerves, with slightly different methods. Recovery after nerve injury includes conservative** and surgical**. If it is a small nerve terminal injury, it can generally be nourished by using some drugs**, and combined with acupuncture, massage and other physical ** to promote nerve repair.

If it is a main nerve injury, according to the severity of the injury, the appropriate surgical method should be selected to carry out ** and promote **. Depending on the repair method, the time required varies significantly.

If the finger nerve is damaged, it depends on the severity of the problem, whether it is necessary**, listen to the doctor. Alternatively, you can also take some supplements to help you recover. You can try the health care products of NMN, which can improve motor nerve function, it is recommended that you can eat and see the probiotic NMN, I have been eating.

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**[**Policy].

Timely surgical repair is the key.

Surgery**] 1.Traumatic nerve injury: if the continuity of the nerve exists, it can be conservative for a period of time, and the next step can be decided according to the recovery of the nerve; If the nerve is severed and there is no defect, direct end-to-end suture may be done; If a nerve is defective due to severe contamination or old damage, a nerve graft is usually needed.

Currently, for small digital nerve defects, nerve sheath bridging can be used to avoid nerve transplantation. 2.Entrapment nerve injury:

If it is caused by pathological factors such as tumors, timely surgery** is required to remove pathological factors and release nerves; If it is caused by physiological factors (ligament) compression, it can be conservative** for a period of time, and if conservative** is ineffective, surgery can be performed to release the nerve.

Prognosis] Neurological recovery is important for opponent function, and the sooner the repair, the better the functional recovery. Hyperesthesia usually occurs early in the recovery of sensation, and over time the regenerated nerves mature, and the hyperesthesia phenomenon gradually disappears.

Analysis:

It may be that the nerve is damaged, and the muscle damage is actually very easy to heal, especially if the blood supply to the hand is relatively abundant. Nerve damage takes time to recover, and stitches may be needed if the injury is severe enough to rupture a large nerve.

Guidance: According to what you said, there may be minor nerve damage, so you will have to wait for time to recover. Or you can massage your hands a little more to get a better circulation and make your hands more flexible.

The dorsum of the hand is mainly a few small sensory nerves that walk. It is very easy to be injured at the same time, even before the tendon (because the nerve is more superficial than the tendon).

About recovery after injury.

Let's take two simple examples from life.

After a rope has been cut at the waist, we can reconnect it back together and still have the same function. (equivalent to tendons).

But after a sprout is cut off, the cut half of the sprout will not survive. (equivalent to nerve fibers in nerves).

involves the ulceration of nerve cells).

Even if some of the larger nerves are injured and the nerves are joined, only the mantle layer of the nerves that were originally connected at the two ends are joined together. As for whether the nerve fibers inside can grow back and reach their original parts, no one knows, and no one can **.

In general, the sensory nerve "function" of the fingers can be restored well, although it may be worse than the original.

The cut is very severe, and it is difficult for neurological damage to return to its original state. In your case, you should have sensory nerve damage.

Depending on the doctor's blessing, there may be some more boring and boring exercises, but those are all helpful for your nerve recovery.

Well, but it can be recovered, first of all, you yourself should not be sure that he is a disease, in fact, it is useless to take medicine, because it is difficult to say that the whole body nerve will benefit from the general medicine, but it is necessary to do proper activities, and there is no need to often think about it, then it will become a burden on your heart, I believe that you only need to develop the habit of moving your fingers more, so one day, when you suddenly remember that my finger nerve is broken, when you try again, you find that he has been cured... Good luck in the end.

Hello, there are two types of peripheral nerve injuries in the hand, those caused by trauma and those caused by inflammation, infection, and strain. The effect of using Shengjing Yiqi decoction caused by strain is better, first find the reason, it is recommended that you go to the nerve injury department of the regular **department (Chengdu Gulian) for examination**. Usually pay attention to rest, avoid bending over, and train under the guidance of the teacher, and cooperate with physics.

Pay attention to recuperation in life, I wish **.

This is caused by nerve damage caused by hand trauma, the hand can not be opened, you can use local hot compress with oral nutrition nerve drugs**, you can also acupuncture massage, slowly can**,

(a)**.

In principle, the sooner the nerve injury is repaired, the better the functional recovery. As long as the nerve damage is mild, the broken end is neat, and there is no obvious defect; **Those with good coverage, light wound contamination, and no infection after debridement should be immediately sutured in the first stage. The main method of hand nerve repair is nerve suture (including adventitial suture and peritoneal suture), in general, epineurial suture is used when the nerve trunk is injured, and peritoneal suture should be used when the nerve sensory and motor branches can be separated.

If there is tension during nerve suturing, the two nerve disconnects can be appropriately discontinued, the position of the joint can be changed (e.g., flexion of the wrist joint when suturing the median nerve), and nerve displacement can be done (e.g., the ulnar nerve is ruptured after the elbow, the ulnar nerve is moved to the front of the elbow, and the nerve is sutured in the elbow flexion position). At this time, the ulnar nerve should not be sutured in situ behind the elbow, and the elbow joint should be fixed in the straight position for a long time, which will affect the functional recovery of the elbow joint). Even if the nerve defect is too large to be sutured directly, as long as the local soft tissue conditions are good, primary nerve transplantation can be performed.

In order to avoid sensory loss caused by the incision of the donor nerve, the distal severed end of the incision nerve can be sutured to the adjacent normal nerve trunk by end-to-side anastomosis, and the lateral branches of the normal nerve trunk germinate, and the regenerated nerve fibers grow in and restore its sensory function.

If the nerve is partially damaged, the uninjured part should be carefully separated and protected, and the injured part should be debrided and sutured.

After surgery, the affected limb should be properly fixed with a plaster pad to keep the sutured nerve in the relaxed position to facilitate its healing. The fixation time is generally 4 to 6 weeks depending on the amount of tension at the time of its suture. Antimicrobials are used appropriately to prevent infection, and neurotrophic drugs are used appropriately to promote nerve regeneration.

After removal and fixation, functional exercises should be carried out as much as possible, supplemented by physical **. Functional exercises and local physical** play a role in promoting nerve regeneration and preventing muscle atrophy.

It is important to restore the function of the nervous system to the opponent. Special care should be taken to protect the injured limb from burns or frostbite until hand sensation has recovered, which can be difficult to heal if it occurs. Hyperesthesia is usually present in the early stages of sensory recovery, and over time the regenerated nerves mature, and the hyperesthesia phenomenon will gradually disappear.

ii) Prognosis. The effect after sensory nerve anastomosis is acceptable, but the effect after motor nerve anastomosis is not good.

Hello, (unilateral or bilateral finger numbness, and gradually develop to the upper arm, forearm, and even upper limb mobility disorders, generally caused by cervical hypertrophy or cervical disc degeneration herniation compression of the cervical nerve root or cervical spinal cord.) ）

Numbness of hands and feet is an independent disease of motor nerve damage of limbs, mostly caused by stroke paralysis, diabetes, neuritis and cervical spondylosis, rheumatism, rheumatoid, vasculitis and other lumbar spondylosis, etc., the microcapillaries around the motor nerve fibers are blocked, compressing the motor fibers, resulting in serious damage to the motor nerve fibers, decreased nerve conduction ability and conduction velocity, and numbness of hands and feet. In severe cases, it can develop into limb paralysis, muscle atrophy and other painful symptoms.

**: After the general conventional drugs reach the joint site, the drug molecules can not have a strong affinity with the bone and joint tissues, and most of them are lost with the blood circulation, and the drug effect is low and the utilization is low, which is the root cause of the poor efficacy of conventional drugs. Drugs such as acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine cannot repair damaged nerves.

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Dafeng peptide, using biological ion targeted administration, the effect of the drug directly reaches the numbness of the hands and feet, and the damaged limb motor nerve fibers are repaired with full efficiency, so that the nerve conduction ability and conduction speed are restored to normal, the numbness of the hands and feet is completely eliminated, the muscle tissue is quickly recovered, the muscles are strong, the limb movement is smooth and free, and the numbness of the hands and feet is completely eliminated!

I also have ulnar nerve palsy, some doctors want me to do surgery to preposition the ulnar nerve, I don't want to do it, now I am also taking Mi Kebao, I don't see any improvement, I heard a patient say that acupuncture has a good effect, I am ready to try.

In principle, the sooner the nerve injury is repaired, the better the functional recovery. As long as the nerve damage is mild, the broken end is neat, and there is no obvious defect; **For those with good coverage, light wound contamination, and no infection after debridement, direct suture should be performed in one stage. In this case, it is recommended that you supplement calcium and B vitamins to promote the recovery of muscle and nerve function.

It is difficult for hand nerve injuries to recover on their own, and it needs to be recovered well through **. If it is not carried out**, it is easy to lead to the deterioration of the condition and cause the symptoms of sequelae. You need to go to the hospital for a neuromyomyography examination to determine the severity of the condition.

Mild illness can be carried out conservatively**. You can take drugs to improve blood supply, combined with nutritional and neurological drugs**, and follow the doctor's instructions. If the condition is severe, you will need to go to the hospital for surgery**.

The number of nerve injuries in the hand depends on the cause and degree of injury, with the median, ulnar, and radial nerves dominating the hand. The most common cause of median nerve injury is carpal tunnel syndrome, usually due to trauma caused by repeated compression of the wrist joint or local compression of the median nerve. Mild carpal tunnel syndrome is usually limited in terms of activity, rest, and vitamin B1,A, and the symptoms resolve quickly after taking cobalamin**.