Tingling sensation in Palm

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Asked for Female, 27 Years

Hi. I am a diabetic patient. I take glycomet gp 1 twice a day My HBA1C as on 24th July is 7.3 Average sugar is 162 Fasting is 119 PP 201 BP after taking telma 40 and stamlo 5 is constant at 120/80 Cholesterol is 225. I take Autocor F for it There is heavy tingling in my palm right after I wake up. Sometimes I feel light tingling throughout the day. Please assist

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Dr. Biswajyoti Rath Neurologist 15 yrs exp Bhubaneswar Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Biswajyoti Rath

Neurologist 15 yrs exp Bhubaneswar

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Hi , it looks like carpal tunnel syndrome (entrapment of median nerve at wrist) . More common in diabetic patients. Also do a thyroid profile . Nerve conduction test to be done to confirm .