How is finger numbness?

Usually, some people have numbness in their fingers, but some people think it's only temporary and it's no big deal, but some people feel a little uncomfortable and think about how to treat it. However, some people usually think that long-term stress causes finger numbness. Generally, some people think that it is finger numbness, so they don't care too much and don't pay much attention to it. But some people will be more worried that this is not a problem, but they don't know what to do. What should I do if my fingers are numb? We can take a look together.

How is finger numbness?

1. Hand numbness caused by cervical spondylosis

Generally, cervical spondylosis can cause numbness in both hands, which is a high incidence. Because of cervical spondylosis, it will compress the brachial plexus and cause numbness of the fingers. In addition to finger numbness, there will be shoulder and neck pain.

2. Upper limb nerve compression

If you sleep at ordinary times, there may be blood vessels and nerves pressed by your hands, resulting in poor blood flow. If there is no blood supply to the hand, numbness will appear, which is usually caused by nerve entrapment in the upper limb.

3. Numbness of fingers caused by cerebral ischemia

Usually, the fingers of the elderly with hypertension are numb, which may be caused by transient cerebral ischemia. Diseases such as hypertension can cause vasospasm. Generally, the blood viscosity of the elderly is relatively high, which will cause transient cerebral ischemia and numbness of fingers.