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Twitching of left ring finger suddenly

2020-03-27 21:20:23
I felt sudden twitching of my left ring finger for many times involuntarily, what is the main cause of it? How can we treat?
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need to see in person at least a video of it.

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This can happen with cervical spondylosis in which some nerve in the neck are compressed because of  osteoporosis of vertebrae and bones. Nerves that supplying the little finger are from C6-7 region. To diagnose it you have to do cervical spine X Ray and MRI if required. Some medication like pregabalin  nortriptyline PROTHIADEN can reduce such pain.

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