Some diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis or Guillain-Barré syndrome, affect the nervous system. They can cause numbness and also a loss of strength.
Watch for : gradual onset of bilateral symptoms or unusual muscle weakness.
Poor circulation: beware of the cold or atherosclerosis
Raynaud’s phenomenon causes a temporary narrowing of blood vessels, resulting in cold, pale, or bluish hands , often accompanied by tingling. Other circulatory disorders such as atherosclerosis can also limit blood flow to the extremities.
Solution : protect yourself from the cold, practice suitable physical activity and have your cardiovascular assessments checked.
Cysts or tumors: local pressure
A cyst (e.g. ganglion cyst ) can compress a nerve in the hand. This can result in numbness, pain, or impaired mobility.
Diagnosis : An ultrasound is often sufficient to detect this type of benign formation.
Nerve infections: side effects to watch out for
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