Abnormal levels of calcium, potassium, or sodium can disrupt nerve activity and cause tingling. This can occur in cases of dehydration or under certain medications.
Good reflex : remember to hydrate well and consult if symptoms persist.
Diabetes and neuropathy: when excess sugar damages the nerves
In people with diabetes, poorly regulated blood sugar can damage peripheral nerves. This diabetic neuropathy affects approximately one in two people with diabetes.
Associated signs : burning sensations, loss of feeling in the hands or feet. Medical attention is essential to limit the progression.
Neck problems: when the neck sends signals to the hands
A herniated disc or cervical spondylosis (age-related wear and tear of the vertebrae) can compress nerves in the cervical spine. This causes numbness that can extend down to the hands, sometimes accompanied by neck pain.
Tip : Don’t let it drag on. An imaging test (MRI, X-ray) can help you make a clear diagnosis.
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