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Tingling/pins And Needles In Fingers
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What causes tingling/pins and needles in fingers? I have had it on and off for a couple of weeks, and I haven't been restricting my circulation by sitting on my hands, or anything like that. It's getting on my wick now. Thank you
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I don't have slight burning. I have been going to physiotherapy for my neck as it's been stiff, but getting better. I have been discharged now. She said it was wear and tear i.e. arthritis. PS;I've had the tingling in my fingers for a couple of weeks. I started going to physiotherapy a couple of months ago and was discharged last week. Thank you.
Thank you everyone. There is no pain, only pins and needles. My physiotherapist said that the x-ray showed wear and tear, which she said was arthritis, she didn't mention cervical spondylosis. My sister has a blood pressure thing at home so I'll ask her to check me out. Are they any good those home ones? Thank you
I have pins and neeedles in my left hand down the little finger side. My GP said it's Cubital Tunnel Syndrome. Apparently it's caused by a trapped nerve in the elbow/upper arm. According to my GP the most common cause of it is sleeping on your left side with your left arm folded across the body. Her advice was to try and sleep with the left arm straight.......
Of the few home use blood pressure monitors I have seen, all seem to be fairly accurate (providing that the battery is OK) – when compared against recent readings taken by a GP.
Normal blood pressure is around 120/80; if low blood pressure is the cause of your pins & needles, I would expect one or both of these values to be at least 20 lower.
Normal blood pressure is around 120/80; if low blood pressure is the cause of your pins & needles, I would expect one or both of these values to be at least 20 lower.