Absolutely, and usually you'll feel nerve pain in your arm and shoulder as well if the nerve is being compressed enough.
Most people don't realize it, but the cervical disk nerves run from the neck to the hands. That's one way to tell which disk nerve is being affected.
Spinal Stenosis Surgery is used to repair a narrowing of the spine, generally in the elderly. This narrowing can cause pain and numbness in the back and extremities, as well as possible bladder and bowel problems.
By no means am I a Dr......I only play one on tv .....anyway I have narrowing disk degeneration and yes it caused numbness in my tailbone and if I sat for too long my lower half to the toes would go numb . I've had surgery to repair since and its still numb from time to time
I'm not a medical expert by I have near constant pain in the next and shoulder from foraminal stenosis - i.e. a narrowing of the opening where the nerves come out. I get frequent migraines with an upset stomach that, based on some research, may be related to the foraminal stenosis. Talk to your doctor, have them order an MRI or CT to confirm.
Because the herpes virus affects nerves, and is dormant in nerves, an outbreak of any kind of herpes can cause some numbness and tingling in the area.
Yes, giving blood can cause numbness in fingers however, this is not a normal reaction. If you experience numbness in your fingers after giving blood, you should contact your doctor immediately.
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Yes, heavy bleeding and fibroid pressing on nerves can cause pelvic pain and numbness.
A knee strap can cause numbness due to circulation being cut off. If numbness accurs, loosen the strap. For further first aid information please visit Answers.com
It can, the inflammation causes increase pressure on nerves, causing numbness in arm/fingertips
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How numbness and tingling can be controlled or treated is completely dependent upon the cause or diagnosis. There are many reasons a patient may experience numbness or tingling.