Broken cutaneous nerve in the arm Symptoms, injured and broken cutaneous nerve in the arm?

Nerve recovery is more difficult, it is recommended to combine traditional Chinese medicine** to promote blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis, and activate meridians, which may be effective.

The cutaneous nerve of the arm belongs to the peripheral nerve, also known as the sheath nerve, which is a nerve with strong regenerative ability in the nervous system, and needs to be anastomosed after rupture, but the recovery of nerve function requires nerve regeneration to innervate limb movement and various functions, but the severed end surgery to form a nerve endplate is the biggest obstacle to nerve regeneration, if the broken nerve is weak to cross this nerve endplate, this plate will be replaced by scar tissue due to secondary ischemic degeneration for too long, which is a failure of surgery, and the recovery rate of nerve grafting is only a few percentThe ability to recover from the early days is critical. **：

Observation of the efficacy of nerve anastomosis: the best period of postoperative recovery is 3 months to half a year, the recovery rate is effective within half a year to one year, the recovery rate is 1 year, the recovery rate is 15-18 months, and the recovery rate is 0 after two yearsIn addition to neurotrophic drugs, traditional Chinese medicine can be used to enhance and improve local blood circulation for nerve injury.

Softens the scar, prevents adhesions, improves microcirculatory blood supply, and uses spinal nerve regeneration pill to stimulate the nerve cells after stimulation to cross the nerve anastomosis endplate to innervate the lower limb function and recover. The key to recovery lies in the early stage. Good luck soon**.

If the doctor is not sure, it is not.

Because the cutaneous nerve is ruptured, it needs to be surgically docked. Otherwise, it will not be cured.

The symptom is loss of sensation below the lower arm. Tingling when touched. or decreased sensation.

If cutaneous nerve docking has been done. Recovery is about a year or more. There is also a possibility that it will not be recovered.

Because nerve growth is extremely slow. Eat more vitamin B12It can promote its growth.

Good luck.

A complete rupture of the cutaneous nerve will not recover, and it is basically impossible for the nerve to recover because the cutaneous nerve is very small and the nerve will not grow back even if it is connected to the previous page. So you've basically been like that all the time.

The medial forearm cutaneous nerve originates from the medial bundle of the brachial plexus, descends between the axillary arteries and veins, and then descends along the medial biceps groove of the biceps brachii, occupies the medial aspect of the brachial artery, and penetrates the deep fascia of the noble vein in the middle of the arm, and this nerve is divided into two branches: anterior and posterior.

The median nerve is unbranched in the arm and branches at the elbow, forearm, and palm, innervating all the anterior forearm muscles except the brachioradialis muscle, flexor carpi ulnaris, and flexor digitorum profundus. In the palm of the hand, innervates the thenar and vermiform muscles other than the adductor pollicis muscle. Its cutaneous branch manages the sensation of the radial side of the palm2 3, the palmar surface of the three half-fingers of the radial side, and the dorsal middle and distal segments**.

Median nerve injury mostly occurs in the forearm and wrist, and the main occurrence after the injury is: Dyskinesia is manifested as the inability of the forearm to pronate, the weakening of wrist flexion, the inability to flex the thumb, index finger and middle finger, and the inability of the thumb to do palm-to-palm movements; Sensory impairment, manifested as sensory impairment in the distribution of cutaneous branches, especially in the distal segments of the thumb, index finger, and middle finger; Hand deformities. The thenar muscles atrophy and the palms of the hands become flattened, forming an "ape hand".

Nerve damage to branches of the brachial plexus.

The ulnar nerve originates from the medial tract of the brachial plexus, originates in the axillary pit between the axillary arteries and veins, descends along the medial border of the biceps brachii with the brachial artery, passes the medial septum in the middle of the arm to the posterior arm of the arm, and then descends through the ulnar nerve sulcus behind the medial epicondyle, where it is superficial. The ulnar nerve descends from the ulnar artery on the deep surface of the flexor carpi ulnaris muscle of the forearm, and sends out the dorsal hand branch of the ulnar nerve above the radial carpal joint, and the trunk descends through the radial side of the pea bone and divides into the superficial branch and deep branch into the palm.

Arm nerve injury is a disease that can cause serious damage to arm function, which can cause arm nerve damage in a variety of ways, we need to timely treat arm nerve injury through drugs and surgery, and follow the principle of early diagnosis and early diagnosis can effectively improve the probability of arm nerve injury.

Nerve damage in the arm can lead to a partial or complete loss of sensory and motor function in the affected arm, which can eventually lead to lifelong disability if we do not pay attention to it in a timely and effective manner. Therefore, after we are injured by nerve damage in the arm, we must pay attention to the appropriate way to treat it as soon as possible.

Here are some of the ways we can deal with nerve injuries in our arms:

1. Patients who are affected by arm nerve damage can use drugs in a timely manner to deal with their own conditions, and we can rationally use vitamin B1, vitamin B12, vitamin B6 and methylcobalamin and other neurotrophic drugs under the guidance of professional doctors.

2. Nerve repair surgery is the main way to deal with arm nerve injury, and the effect of repair surgery for arm nerve injury as soon as possible will be better, so we must perform surgery on arm nerve injury as soon as possible, and never miss the best time, otherwise it will not only affect the effect, but also lead to a great increase in the difficulty factor. However, when we choose the first way of surgery, we need to formulate a suitable plan according to the actual condition of the patient.

The occurrence of trauma, traffic accidents, birth injuries and other factors may lead to the occurrence of arm nerve damage, which may lead to some serious sequelae, so the arm nerve injury has an important significance and role in maintaining our physical and mental health. According to the typical symptoms of arm nerve injury, combined with relevant scientific diagnosis, we can diagnose the disease in time, which will provide a good basis for the next **. No matter which method we choose to carry out the nerve injury of the arm, we must follow the instructions and guidance of the professional doctor, and cooperate with the doctor with a positive attitude.

Arm numbness and hand numbness first of all we need to consider the problem of nerves, the nerves of the hand are mainly composed of brachial plexus. The nerves of the spine with cervical5-thoracic 1 give rise to nerve roots, which converge to form the brachial plexus, which then divides down into the five major nerves of the hand, the axillary nerve, the musculocutaneous nerve, the median nerve, the ulnar nerve, and the radial nerve. Each of these nerves has its own area of compression.

The numbness of the arm and the numbness of the hand are considered to be these nerves or spinal cord outlet nerve roots, and they are compressed anywhere. We can consider doing electromyography to determine where the nerves of the muscles are or which nerves are compressed, so as to carry out the targeting**. For simple mild symptoms, we can use some physiotherapy, acupuncture or oral neurotrophic drugs and swelling and painkillers to relieve the symptoms, if it is more severe nerve numbness and pain, surgery is required**.