What is hand paralysis? Three most common causes

Symptoms of paralysis in the hands often indicate that people have related diseases. Therefore, for the specific causes of hand paralysis, please see the analysis below in this article.

Cervical Spondylosis

The symptoms vary, numbness in the fingers is one of them, and a cervical spine X-ray can help with diagnosis. In addition to physical therapy, traction and the use of some blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs to treat cervical spondylosis, you can do some slow neck exercises at ordinary times; the pillow should be of appropriate height when sleeping, generally 7 to 9 cm high, and of moderate hardness and softness. The sleeping posture should be correct to avoid local blood vessels and nerve tissue compression.

Chronic alcoholism

For some people who drink frequently, numbness in the palms of their hands may indicate chronic alcohol poisoning. If chronic alcohol poisoning is not intervened in time, it can lead to dysfunction of various body systems and even irreversible pathological damage, such as chronic gastrointestinal inflammation and ulcers, alcoholic myocarditis, fatty liver or cirrhosis, central nervous system degeneration or brain atrophy.

Peripheral neuritis

If the elderly have poor digestion and absorption functions and malnutrition for a long time, they may suffer from vitamin B1 deficiency, leading to peripheral neuritis and numbness of the fingers. If you have an incorrect posture during sleep, your neck is tilted and your arms are under pressure, it may cause numbness in your fingers.