Numbness in hand

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Numbness in hand

Asked for Male, 39 Years

I have numbness in my both palm and fingers. Whenever I try to lower my neck I feel a current pass through my spine.treatment from neurologist is still going on but there is relief.

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Dr. Abhijit Verma

Neurosurgeon 17 yrs exp Jajpur

Is there numbness only or some weakness too? Please share your MRI with all medication you have taken.

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if only numbness, can be managed with medications and excercise.

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Dr. Rahul Patil Neurosurgeon 20 yrs exp Pune Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rahul Patil

Neurosurgeon 20 yrs exp Pune

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1) your symptoms are suggestive of cervical radiculopathy which is cause due to pressure on spinal nerve roots. 2) need MRI cervical spine to comment better. 3) if you are responding will to the neurologist treatment, then I would suggest you keep a follow up with him only