What causes numbness in a woman’s right hand?

Sometimes when we touch the corner of a table or a wall, we will feel numbness in our hands. Most people will experience this kind of numbness in the hands. Occasional numbness in the hands is a normal phenomenon. The factors of numbness in the hands of different types of people are different. In some cases, numbness in the hands is caused by disease. If numbness in the hands often occurs in your life, you must pay attention that it may be caused by disease. The following are the causes of numbness in the hands.

1. Numbness in the hands may be due to cervical spondylosis. Cervical spondylosis has various manifestations, and numbness in the fingers is one of them. This is caused by compression of the cervical nerves located in the forearm. This condition usually has a slow onset and is often followed by numbness, and in severe cases, there may be difficulty grasping and a feeling of loss of strength.

Treatment suggestions: For those who "sit at home + bow their heads", you should practice cervical spine exercises! You can do some slow neck exercises at ordinary times; the height of the pillow should be appropriate when sleeping, usually 7 to 9 cm high, and the hardness should be moderate. The sleeping posture should be correct to avoid compression of some blood vessels and nerve tissues. 2. Numbness in the hands may be caused by diabetes . Diabetes can cause many complications. Blood sugar levels remain high for a long time, causing great damage to the body's blood vessels and nerves, leading to vascular sclerosis and nerve degeneration, which can cause symptoms such as numbness in the limbs and abnormal sensations.

Treatment suggestions: Once you have diabetes, you must receive standardized and reasonable treatment to control blood sugar within the normal range, and pay attention to supplementing vitamin B1, vitamin B6, vitamin C, etc. 3. Numbness in the hands may be due to neural factors . There is axoplasm activity in the nerves. When the nerves are compressed, the axoplasm activity is blocked, which will cause numbness in the hands. If the elderly have poor digestion and absorption function and malnutrition for a long time, they will suffer from vitamin B1 deficiency and cause peripheral neuritis, resulting in numbness of fingers.

Treatment suggestion: Frequent finger movements can effectively dredge the meridians. The finger tips are the most sensitive area connected to brain neurons. Frequent massage can stimulate the meridians and acupoints, thereby avoiding numbness in the hands. 4. Numbness in the hands may be the result of chronic alcohol poisoning. In addition to fatty liver and cirrhosis, numbness in the hands may also occur! This is caused by chronic alcoholic peripheral neuropathy. If chronic alcohol poisoning is not intervened in time, it will lead to dysfunction of various systems of the body and even irreversible pathological damage, such as chronic gastrointestinal inflammation and ulcers, alcoholic myocarditis, fatty liver or cirrhosis, degeneration of the central nervous system or brain atrophy.

Treatment suggestion: Treatment = quit drinking! Drink moderately and embrace health!

Treatment suggestions: The elderly should check their blood pressure, blood lipids, and blood rheology tests regularly. If they have high blood pressure or high blood lipids, they should take antihypertensive and lipid-lowering treatment, and drink more water to improve the phenomenon of numbness in fingers. 6. Numbness in the hands may be carpal tunnel syndrome . This condition is attributed to "nerve compression". Excessive use of the hands, such as lifting heavy objects, holding children, typing, etc. for a long time, can cause compression of the median nerve in the wrist. It may occur on both hands, involving the thumb, index finger, middle finger, and half of the ring finger. Initially, only the palm is paralyzed, which can be alleviated by shaking the hands. However, when the condition develops to a serious stage, the fingers may become insensitive or even the muscles on one side of the thumb may atrophy.

Treatment suggestions: Reduce wrist movements. If the pain does not improve, go to a relevant hospital for auxiliary nerve release treatment in time. 7. Numbness in the hands may be caused by an intracranial tumor or gynecological tumor. If elderly people suffer from chronic hand numbness that cannot be relieved independently, they need to be checked for intracranial tumors. Some tumors may cause some neurological manifestations in the late stages, but they are not limited to numbness of the hands, but may also include weakness in the limbs, unsteady walking, etc.

Treatment recommendations: It is recommended that the elderly have regular physical examinations to screen for diseases, and women in particular need to screen for ovarian cancer and breast cancer.