How to treat numbness of hands and feet?

Numbness of hands and feet can be treated by physical therapy, drugs and surgery. 1, physical therapy: it can relieve numbness of hands and feet. This is due to long-term labor or excessive pressure, resulting in numbness in hands and feet. Local massage can be performed at the doctor's suggestion to promote peripheral blood circulation, thus relieving numbness of limbs. Acupuncture scraping can also be used to promote blood circulation and eliminate toxins in the body. 2, drug treatment: limb numbness, which may be a sign of hemiplegia, may also be due to the compression of peripheral nerve tissue, resulting in limb numbness, go to the hospital for film examination, so as to determine the specific situation, at the doctor's suggestion, use some drugs to promote blood circulation to improve limb numbness. 3, surgery: if cervical spondylosis or interstitial lesions are compressed to the surrounding vascular tissue, or nerve tissue has limb numbness. , can be treated by surgery. If it is hemiplegia caused by cardiovascular disease, you can choose surgery. Patients with numbness of hands and feet should try to avoid being in the same position for a long time. When sleeping, it is best not to squeeze your arms, so as not to aggravate numbness in your hands and feet. If numbness of hands and feet often occurs, it is probably caused by organic diseases. It is necessary to go to the hospital in time to check whether there is rheumatism, lumbar spondylosis and cervical spondylosis. If there is, it is necessary to treat it in time. Don't be too tired in daily life. Try not to do strenuous exercise. You can take part in outdoor activities properly, but it should be within your body's tolerance. You can often massage your hands or feet, which can promote local blood circulation to some extent. At the same time, we should also pay attention to whether it is caused by nervous system diseases. Finally, it is necessary to conduct relevant re-examination in time, use relevant drugs under the guidance of doctors, and make appropriate treatment and adjustment in combination with the patient's examination results and clinical signs.