What symptom is palm weakness?

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Many friends have had the situation of palm ache and weakness, and there are many reasons for this situation. Generally, if it's physiological, such as excessive exertion, it won't be OK after a few days' rest. If it's pathological, we should pay attention to it, especially to find out the reasons. What's the symptom of palm weakness? Let's talk about it

What symptom is palm weakness?

There are many reasons why we can make our hands suddenly unable to work hard. Because the etiology is not clear, the etiology theory is more recent. Recent studies support the immunological mechanism of the disease, and there are many immunological theories. Other causes include poisoning, metabolic disorders of trace elements and amino acids, and viral infection. Some cases have genetic characteristics. The incidence rate in Guam is 50~100 times higher than that in other parts of the world, but no evidence of environmental toxicant and abnormal dietary structure has been found.

There are many causes of upper limb weakness, such as some systemic diseases (such as hyperthyroidism, diabetes, inflammation of urinary and reproductive system), psychological problems (such as depression), etc. it may also be Yin deficiency of liver and kidney. If the body is thin, the spleen and stomach may also be weak. The spleen dominates the limbs, and the weakness of the spleen and stomach will cause weakness of limbs and lack of energy.

Peripheral paralysis of upper limbs: peripheral paralysis is also called lower motor neuron paralysis, or flaccid paralysis and soft paralysis. It is caused by the damage of the anterior horn cells of the spinal cord, the motor nucleus of the brain, and the fibers of the anterior root of the spinal cord, the spinal nerve, and the cranial nerve. Peripheral paralysis of upper limbs refers to the peripheral paralysis of upper limbs.

matters needing attention

Pay attention to the patient's age, location, speed of onset and duration of disease; Acute or chronic, progressive or rapid. Whether there are sensory disorders, urinary disorders, atrophy is limited or systemic. How about muscle strength, the relationship between muscle weakness and muscle atrophy, whether there is muscle beating and pain, and whether it is aggravating or reducing after activity.