What reason is diabetic hand numbness caused

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Under normal circumstances, hand numbness is caused by excessive exercise of both hands, resulting in fatigue. As long as you have a proper rest, you will return to normal. However, some people will feel very numb and stiff under normal circumstances, and it will be very difficult to clean up things. What causes this?

What reason is diabetic hand numbness caused

First, cervical spondylosis can lead to numbness of hands. The most common disease causing numbness of hands is cervical spondylosis, which is also a high incidence. People with cervical spondylosis, due to cervical spondylosis lesions, resulting in compression of brachial plexus, leading to numbness of fingers. In addition to numbness of fingers, many of these patients are accompanied by shoulder and neck pain, upper limb radiation pain or dysfunction and other symptoms.

Second: nerve compression of upper limb. Sleep is if there is hand compression blood vessels and nerves, causing blood flow is not unobstructed, the hand can not get blood supply, there will be numbness symptoms, generally speaking, this situation is due to the upper limb nerve compression.

Third: cerebral ischemia can lead to numbness of fingers. If the elderly with hypertension or hyperlipidemia have numbness in their fingers, it is likely to be caused by transient cerebral ischemia. Hypertension or hyperlipidemia and other diseases can cause vasospasm or arteriosclerosis. At the same time, the blood viscosity of the elderly is high, which is prone to transient cerebral ischemia and numbness of fingers.

matters needing attention

If menopausal women have numbness of fingers, but it is not very obvious, it may be menopausal syndrome. This situation does not need to worry too much, regulate good mood and daily life, with the end of menopause, hand numbness phenomenon will disappear.