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My hand suddenly num after lifting any w
I facing a problem from past 3 months... when I lift a weight not more then 5kg ..my hand sensation suddenly num.. what can be the reason
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Its probably due to nerve compression.
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Nerve compression
Get nerve conduction study test
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Please provide proper history n site of numbness
Get some blood investigation n xray cervical spine ap lat
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Dr. Mayank Daral
Orthopedist
6 yrs exp
Delhi
Sudden numbness in the hand while lifting even light weight is most commonly due to nerve compression usually from the neck cervical spine shoulder region, or peripheral nerve entrapment. Since this has been present for about 3 months, it suggests a chronic irritation rather than a temporary issue. Poor posture, muscle tightness, or repetitive strain can worsen symptoms during lifting. This is not a normal finding and needs proper evaluation with clinical examination and, if required, cervical spine imaging or nerve conduction studies. Until then, heavy lifting and activities that trigger numbness should be avoided to prevent further nerve irritation.
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Dr. Mohamed Rasik
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4 yrs exp
Chennai
It could be due to any nerve compression at the site
Clinical examination and lifestyle changes needed to get results
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