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I get numb fingertips and pins and needles
My fingers and hands are swollen stiff painful.
This travels up to my shoulders.
I am tired all the time.
And I have unexplained bruising
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Posted , 5 users are following.
I get numb fingertips and pins and needles
My fingers and hands are swollen stiff painful.
This travels up to my shoulders.
I am tired all the time.
And I have unexplained bruising
1 like, 7 replies
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louise36536 shelley01378
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You may wish to consider Reynaud's Disease can be a precursor to Rheumatoid arthritis
valerie31852 louise36536
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Guest shelley01378
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This is a carpel tunnel problem. The carpel bones in the wrist compress the Median nerve. I have suffered this in both hands. Â I am waiting for surgery on my right hand.
If you google Carpel Tunnel Syndrome you can find out more details. Your GP should refer you to the hospital to have it checked out in the Neuropathy department.
You can try wearing a wrist strap in the interim, (available from a good chemist make sure they fit it so its not too tight) stops you pinching the nerve so much when you bend your wrist, Best of luck
Gardenfairy shelley01378
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Classic symptoms of vitamin B 12 deficiency. Do see your doctor of course but even your doctor doesn't address this you can't hurt yourself by making sure you have adequate B 12. many people can't absorb it through the gut which results in many people having too little. Sublingual is best for absorbtion but you may be severely deficient in which case you should get shots for a while. My mother had to start with one a week and eventually did one a month but her doctor kept her on that plan ongoing because she apparently didn't absorb enough otherwise.
Gardenfairy shelley01378
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These days even spas and salons which have a nurse on staff offer b12 shots so you can go get one for about 25.00 each time. My brother had those exact symptoms and they did a neck fusion on him which didn't help the pins and needles, aching and burning sensation from neck to fingers. The B12 has helped him a lot but he had to get enough into his system. He didn't have the bruising with it but one of my friends did and her doctor was savvy enough to check her b12 levels before going on to the multiple other larger issues that are possible. RA could also be present but best to check the simple things first!
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