Why is my index finger twitching?

Index finger twitching is a very common condition in daily life. This situation may be a signal sent by the body and will also have a certain impact on the patient's normal life and work. Therefore, it is particularly important to understand relevant knowledge and find scientific and effective treatment methods. Index finger twitching requires prompt medical examination and treatment. Ask your doctor for advice, and the symptoms vary from person to person.

1 According to your description of your situation, first of all, you must pay attention to rest, avoid fatigue, trauma, cold, avoid staying in one posture for a long time, avoid repeating a certain action for a long time, avoid sitting for a long time, avoid bending over, you can apply local hot compresses, gentle massage, avoid violent oral anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs, diclofenac sodium, relieve muscle spasms, the drug eperisone hydrochloride. If you cannot get checked, you need to go to the hospital for a check-up. Check if you have lumbar disc herniation

2Hello , welcome to our consultation. Carefully analyze your medical history. According to the symptoms you described, your condition is common in muscle twitching. Occasionally there is no need to deal with it. Lower back pain may be myofasciitis. It is recommended to rest more and apply hot compresses, such as a hot water bottle or a hot towel. You can also do massage, and the effect will be better when combined with physical therapy. If conditions permit, you can use magic lamp or ultrashort wave therapy device for therapy. Keep warm in both winter and summer and avoid catching cold.

3 Condition Analysis:

Hello, from what you described, I just found that my right index finger was shaking involuntarily. Is it not caused by trauma?

Guidance:

If there is no external injury, it may be related to calcium deficiency. You can see a doctor for laboratory tests.

Hello, I don't know whether you have high blood pressure or other cardiovascular diseases, but judging from your age, it is probably caused by calcium deficiency, strenuous exercise or work fatigue. I suggest you take calcium tablets orally, get more sun, take cod liver oil, get a good rest, etc. It is best to go to the hospital for a systematic check-up to rule out other diseases.

4 Guidance :

The convulsions may be caused by calcium deficiency or neuritis. Serum electrolyte examination is recommended for patients taking Calcium and vitamin B1 therapy

5Hello , I’m happy to answer your question. According to the situation you described, it may be related to cervical spondylosis, lack of trace elements and other factors. It is recommended that you go to a regular tertiary hospital for treatment, conduct a series of necessary targeted examinations, find out the specific condition, and take targeted and effective treatment.