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Vitamin B12 deficit causing peripheral nerve demyelination.
No, foraminal narrowing and MS are not related, although they can produce the same symptoms. Foraminal narrowing is a condition in which there is narrowing of the spinal column, causing compression of the vertebrae and the nerves which protrude from them. Symptoms can sometimes mimic MS, with numbness and tingling in the extremeties. MS is an autoimmune disease in which the immune system attacks nerve cells, leaving behind scars (or scleroses). These areas of "demyelination" transmit signals less efficiently than normal, causing many varied symptoms, depending on the location of the actual demyelination. Thus, "Multiple Sclerosis" means "many scars."
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a disorder caused by compression at the wrist of the median nerve supplying the hand, causing numbness and tingling.
Tingling and numbness on left hand thumb and index finger may be caused by nerve damage or carpal tunnel. If any injury has happened to that hand, there may also be a bone fracture causing those symptoms. Another likely possibility is onset of diabetes.
Surgery is usually required if the deformity is causing pain, numbness, tingling, or any other type of discomfort. If not, exercise, eat well, take care of your back, and you should be okay.
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It can, the inflammation causes increase pressure on nerves, causing numbness in arm/fingertips
That most probably means that pain tingling or discomfort being experienced is the result of the jell that holds the vertebrae apart and cushions them against shock is wearing away causing pressure to be put on nerves exiting the spinal chord between them.
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A herniated disc occurs when the outer layer of the disc is damaged, the disc may rupture and the gel-like interior leak, putting pressure on adjacent nerve roots causing tingling, numbness or burning.
It has been over three months since my wife's C-section, and she's now experiencing tingling in different places over her body, the same tingling you might get if your leg fell asleep. First I'd thought.. maybe she has poor circulation, needs to work on cardio, have a more balanced diet, etc., but then I remembered the epidural she'd taken months before. I wonder if the drug can lie dormant in the spine and escape, causing numbness afterward.