Numbness of fingers in right hand

Numbness of fingers in the right hand may be caused by cervical spondylosis, carpal tunnel syndrome, cubital tunnel syndrome, stroke and other diseases. 1. Cervical spondylosis: It is local nerve compression caused by local hyperosteogeny, intervertebral disc degeneration, old injury and overactivity of the cervical spine. In addition to the numbness of the fingers in the right hand, there will be numbness in other parts of the hand, neck and shoulder pain, dizziness and arm pain. Carpal tunnel syndrome: Carpenters, chefs and other professional wrists are overworked for a long time. External factors lead to long-term compression of wrists, and abnormal internal structure of wrists leads to compression of median nerve, which may cause carpal tunnel syndrome and may cause numbness, pain and dyskinesia in fingers and other parts. 3. Elbow tunnel syndrome: Elbow joint osteoarthritis, old injury, elbow tumor and other compression of ulnar nerve cause elbow tunnel syndrome, which can cause hand numbness, pain, muscle atrophy and other manifestations. 4. Stroke: it is a disease that causes brain dysfunction due to blockage or rupture of blood vessels in the brain, which can cause dizziness, headache, paralysis of one limb, mouth and eyes askew, slurred speech, numbness of both hands, and hypoesthesia of one side. The early symptoms of some patients are atypical, only showing numbness of fingers, which should be paid attention to. If the fingers of the right hand feel numb, you should go to the hospital and be judged by the doctor. If you suspect that it is a critical illness such as stroke, you need to call an ambulance immediately to avoid judging at home and delaying treatment.