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What Causes Numbness In Fingers?

I was driving home from Florida and had a headache so I raise my left arm over my head and was squeezing my neck for a while and when I was driving a little longer my middle finger the tip became numb and index finger to a little bit and the one next to the middle finger I don t know if I pinched a nerve or what
Mon, 4 May 2015
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Hello dear user of HCM!
I have understood your concerns, thank you for
sharing them with us!

The most probable medical issues that can be responsible for the headache and numbness of finger or arms are:

- Neck spondyloarthrosis
- TIA ( Transitory ischemic accident)

If i were your treating doctor i would recommend you a CT-scan to see if any lesions in the head or neck exists and then do the proper additional examinations or treatments.

If your concerns are repeated please contact your neurologist doctor.
Take care!
Best wishes!
Dr Eriol.
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What Causes Numbness In Fingers?

Hello dear user of HCM! I have understood your concerns, thank you for sharing them with us! The most probable medical issues that can be responsible for the headache and numbness of finger or arms are: - Neck spondyloarthrosis - TIA ( Transitory ischemic accident) If i were your treating doctor i would recommend you a CT-scan to see if any lesions in the head or neck exists and then do the proper additional examinations or treatments. If your concerns are repeated please contact your neurologist doctor. Take care! Best wishes! Dr Eriol.