Try taking some ordinary mineral supplements available just about anywhere. However if your hands are inflamed and not actually cramping you may be stuck with it.
This statement could be true or false. It is true that arthritis causes stiffening and pain in joints, but to be more specific, it is a collection of 100 types of diseases that cause stiffening and pain in the joints. The truth of the statement depends on how specific someone wants to be about it being a collection of diseases rather than just one. Generally, though, the statement is true.
this could be caused by poor circulation but check it out with your doctor. Are you a cigarette smoker and what is your age? == == Possibly arthritis or poor circulation, try getting more Omega 3 in your diet. Have your Thyroid checked out by a Doctor.
Tricuspid valve stenosis is a narrowing or stiffening of the opening in the valve. This stenosis causes increased resistance to blood flow through the valve.
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Hand cramping can be a result of dehydration or overuse of the hands. If it is not, it could be a result of diabetes, kidney diseases, or thyroid disorders and should be looked at by a doctor.
when your dehydrated you get cramps.
Panic attacks and allergic reactions
causes cramping
Some causes can be grasping something tightly or for a long period of time, fatigue, injury, dehydration, hypocalcemia, kidney disease, dystonia, hyperventilation, and too many other causes to add all of them.More information:Some questions your health care professional may ask to determine the cause:What were you doing prior to hands/fingers cramping?Is anything else different?Is it both hands/all fingers?How long does the cramping last?What, if anything, brings relief?Is the cramping sporadic? Does it occur at certain times/activities?How long has this occurred?
As in a cramping sensation?
Try taking some ordinary mineral supplements available just about anywhere. However if your hands are inflamed and not actually cramping you may be stuck with it.
run your hands under hot water
Some causes can be grasping something tightly or for a long period of time, fatigue, injury, dehydration, hypocalcemia, kidney disease, dystonia, hyperventilation, and too many other causes to add all of them.More information:Some questions your health care professional may ask to determine the cause:What were you doing prior to hands/fingers cramping?Is anything else different?Is it both hands/all fingers?How long does the cramping last?What, if anything, brings relief?Is the cramping sporadic? Does it occur at certain times/activities?How long has this occurred?
This statement could be true or false. It is true that arthritis causes stiffening and pain in joints, but to be more specific, it is a collection of 100 types of diseases that cause stiffening and pain in the joints. The truth of the statement depends on how specific someone wants to be about it being a collection of diseases rather than just one. Generally, though, the statement is true.
Ankylosis is the medical term meaning stiffening.
what causes my hands to stiffen up