It feels like a needle prick when I touch my fingertips

If the tip of your finger hurts when you touch it, it may be due to lesions in the finger nerves, blood flow to the fingertips, or cervical spondylosis. Depending on the specific problem, you should go to the hospital for examination and symptomatic treatment. You should exercise more often and not stay in the same posture for a long time. Regular movement of your muscles and bones is good for your health, and exercise can keep people away from diseases.

When the tips of your fingers are touched, you will feel a pricking pain, which is called neuralgia and is a type of peripheral neuropathy. The specific cause of the disease needs to be judged based on the patient's age, gender, and the presence of other factors, such as diabetes and cervical spondylosis. If you have the above-mentioned primary diseases, you need to actively treat the primary diseases and take oral nerve nourishing drugs for treatment. The most commonly used drugs are methylcobalamin and B vitamins. If necessary, go to the hospital's neurology department for examination and treatment.

According to your situation, it is considered to be related to peripheral neuropathy or cervical spondylosis. Using the same posture for a long time may cause numbness and pain in the fingers. Suggestions: move more appropriately and check the cervical spine. If necessary, use some nerve nourishing drugs such as Mecobalamin, vitamin B12, etc. for treatment.

Reasons for pain in the fingertips: 1. Poor peripheral blood circulation. It is good for replenishing qi and blood, removing cold and dampness, and dredging meridians. 2. Sweat gland problems. If the pain in the fingertips occurs in summer, it is most likely a problem with the sweat glands. If sweat cannot be discharged, the fingers will become red, itchy, swollen and painful. 3. Peripheral neuritis. The manifestations of multiple peripheral neuritis include paresthesia (pain, numbness, allergy, decrease), movement disorders, and cool, pale, cyanotic or sweating disorders of the skin of the extremities, and the skin may become rough and thin. 4. Rheumatism. Pain in the fingertips is also a typical painful symptom of rheumatism. 5. Cervical spondylosis, such as numbness in the fingers and pain in the fingertips caused by cervical spondylosis compressing the nerves. 6. Other diseases. Pain in the fingertips may also be a symptom of other diseases, such as radiating pain caused by heart disease, complications of diabetes, paronychia, etc.

Pain in the fingertips may be caused by inflammation due to poor blood circulation or infection. The first thing to do for inflammation is anti-inflammatory and anti-infection treatment. If the blood circulation is not smooth, you can apply more hot compresses and massage. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible. If infected, you can take the antibiotic amoxicillin capsules or erythromycin capsules orally, and use Bactroban ointment externally. Eat more fruits and vegetables and less spicy and irritating foods. Arthritis may also be the cause of pain in the fingertips. Rheumatoid arthritis is a systemic disease caused by group A beta-hemolytic streptococci, which is classified as "arthritis" in traditional Chinese medicine. Arthritis is a common, multiple and highly disabling autoimmune disease, and is listed as one of the twelve major medical challenges by the World Health Organization. The traditional treatment for arthritis is to invigorate Qi and nourish blood, dispel wind and dampness, clear wind, dredge meridians, resolve phlegm and remove blood stasis.