it might be diabetic neuropathy where the nerves are being damaged by the high sugar level in the blood. Do not let anyone tell you that it cannot be helped,especially with a non drug. take at least 600 mg per day of alpha lipoic acid and in a few days the sensation that you feel will get better. ALA is very safe not very expensive not a drug and has no adverse effects. I have used it for 6 years now
It may be a heart attack. Everyone should treat a sore, tingling arm as a full-scale emergency. Call a local hospital or clinic for medical advice.
In addition, go to where there are other people. Go to a neighbour's house, walk to a park or mall, and make sure that someone nearby knows CPR.
Neuropathy is a medical term describing disorders of the nerves of the peripheral nervous system (specifically excluding encephalopathy and myelopathy, which refer to the central nervous system.)[1] It is usually considered equivalent to peripheral neuropathy.
This is likely caused by a pinched nerve in the shoulder or in the cervical spine. Often this occurs when you sleep/put pressure on a nerve for too long and the nerve is compressed. This is rarely a long term problem if this is how it occurred.
Other instances may include over exertion of the muscles around this nerve(over head lifting). Often when muscles are sore and repairing the fibers, they swell and this can also lead to the compression of a nerve.
If you have this sensation for more than 24 hours I suggested seeing a physician so they can do a proper assessment to determine the cause.
that sounds like a stroke
I don't believe it's a stroke, not other signs are prevelent.
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It doesn't sound like a stroke to me - more like a heart attack. But I'm not a trained medic. You should definitely consult one.
Sounds like a pinched nerve. See a doctor.
This is a classic heart problem signal, but it could be peripheral neuropathy, carpel tunnel or other RSI. The big secret is ask your doctor.
i get tingling in my fingers of my left hand and what appears to me cramps where the muscle tightens and my fingers curl inwards it can be very painfull. my left arm becomes quite weak . su
Pain in the left shoulder blade and tingling in the left arm can be caused by a pinched nerve. The exact cause of the pain should be diagnosed by a qualified physician.
waht can cause my left arm to cramp and numbness in my left fingertips
Yes, the high sodium intake causes the left side arm and leg tingling. This is because a high intake of sodium generally leads to hypertension.
Is there any radiance or tingling coming from your arm? If so, go to your doctor asap!
Tingling in the left arm and armpit could signal a heart attack. It also could be a sign of thoracic outlet syndrome.
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A cyst on the neck is caused by a plugged sebaceous (oil) gland... Mid-back pain is rarely the cause of tingling fingers. Numb arm & tingling fingers are most likely related. The cause? Anything from a pinched nerve in the neck to a spasming muscle (on the same side as the arm/fingers tingling) in the upper back near the spine. You need an exam and proper xrays... See an orthopaedic physician. I disagree with this guy! I searched these exact symptoms and found this post. I have the symptoms that you describe, and when I empty the cyst the symptoms stop. The contents of this cyst smell funkier than anything I have ever experienced. I have to think that this cyst, or the crap that it contains, impinges on a nerve and causes the other symptoms.
If your arm is tingling and feeling numb it may be asleep just shake it until it feels better ! WARNING : This is only a suggestion this may not be the case !
That my friend, is a textbook description for the symptoms of a mild heart attack. If you are experiencing those symptoms, get to a hospital. NOW.
Could be anything from spine or nerve damage to a GREAT indicator of a heart attack. If you have this might be time to head to an emergency room.