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Left hand small finger ang left toe numb
For the past 3 days i am feeling numbness in my left hand small finger and near small finger of left toe. I can feel the finger when i touch but i get a sense of numbness. I am under the medications for neck and shoulder pain
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Your numbness of left hand can be explained by your neck and shoulder pain. You need certain specific exercises and medication for it. However numbness of finger next to left toe cannot be explained by it. Do you have low back pain too? Are you diabetic? Have you checked your B12 levels? These are the questions you need to answer before any further advice can be given.
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Any of pain in neck??? If yes then can be cervical spondylitis or spondylosis. But will ve to c u to reach to the appropriate diagnosis. It's of course related to nerves. Homoepathy is the solution to your problem
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Do neck Excercise
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Take ayurveda medicines for pain
It's can be side effect of allopathy
So consult me
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