What causes middle-aged male right index finger numbness?

Numbness of the index finger of the right hand is probably caused by motor nerve damage of limbs, mostly due to stroke hemiplegia, diabetes, neuritis, cervical spondylosis, lumbar spondylosis and so on. The tiny blood vessels around the motor nerve fibers are blocked, which compresses the motor fibers, resulting in serious damage to the motor nerve fibers, decreased nerve conduction ability and conduction speed, and numbness of hands and feet. In severe cases, it will develop into symptoms such as limb paralysis and muscle atrophy.

The diagnosis of hand numbness symptoms needs to be combined with electromyography and other auxiliary examinations to make a clear conclusion. Once diagnosed, mild symptoms can be treated by regular non-surgical treatment, which will be improved to varying degrees. If the symptoms are obvious and there is obvious hand muscular atrophy, it should be treated in time to prevent the disease from developing, so as not to cause irreversible serious hand muscular atrophy and lead to serious hand dysfunction.

Once there is numbness in your fingers, don't have too much psychological pressure. As long as the neck and upper limbs are properly exercised, the numbness of fingers will gradually be alleviated. Of course, exercise must be done step by step, step by step, and we must stick to it.

At the same time, we should pay attention to prevent excessive or sudden strong movements. In addition, acupuncture, physical therapy, taking vitamin B 1 and cervical traction can be tried when necessary, but they must be carried out under the guidance of a doctor.