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Tingling in left hand
I've been experiencing numbness and tingling sensation in my left arm ring and pinky finger. After findijg out some details of the symptoms, I doubt this is Cubical Tunnel Syndrome. I'm worried. Is it serious issue?
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This is not carpal tunnel syndrome. As per ur symptom it's look like cervical rediculopathy. Plzzz go and consult with physiotherapist. He definitely help u in this
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avoid thick pillow and prolong forward bending posture. it may increase ur symptom.
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Manuipulation if the carpal bones gives, instant & permanent cure
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Hello! It needs to be evaluated first the cause of numbness and tingling. It could be radiating radiculopathy from the cervical region. There are so many causes of numbness and nerve irritation.
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Nerve symptoms should not be ignored as they can aggravate very soon.
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Hot fomentation.
Gentle Stretching of Hand Muscles.
Ball exercises.
Wrist Exerciser.
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Hello. Carpal tunnel syndrome is usually pain on index finger and middle finger. Your doesn’t fit in the criteria. Please visit a physiotherapist or orthopedist and get yourself assessed.
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