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Tingling Hands With Numbness. I Had Multiple Sclerosis

I am 48 yrs old and have had one episode of MS where the left side of my face ( trigeminal nerve) went numb. Now the viens in my left hand are at times bulging and with that there is tingling senation. i am fairly fit. I walk for 1 hr/day
Wed, 13 Jul 2011
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General & Family Physician,  's  Response
Hello Crystal, Welcome to HealthcareMagic Forum.

Your History suggests it could be due to
1.) Nerve Compression secondary to herniated disc or Cervical Spondylosis
2.) Reduced blood flow

Kindly get yourself examined by a Neurologist and a Orhtopedist so that they can examine you and do a X ray to rule out any pathology.

Once confirmed, the treatment will depend upon the cause.

You will have to take the medications as directed, do regular physiotherapy and go for regular follow up.

Wish you Good Health.

Take Care.
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Neurologist,  Dr. Shiva Kumar R's  Response
Thanks for the query. The symptoms looks like either related to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome or Non-neurological. Get evaluated from Neurologist and if he feels the same just relax. Bye
Dr Shiva Kumar R
Consultant Neurologist & Epileptologist
Bangalore
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Tingling Hands With Numbness. I Had Multiple Sclerosis

Hello Crystal, Welcome to HealthcareMagic Forum. Your History suggests it could be due to 1.) Nerve Compression secondary to herniated disc or Cervical Spondylosis 2.) Reduced blood flow Kindly get yourself examined by a Neurologist and a Orhtopedist so that they can examine you and do a X ray to rule out any pathology. Once confirmed, the treatment will depend upon the cause. You will have to take the medications as directed, do regular physiotherapy and go for regular follow up. Wish you Good Health. Take Care.