Why do I always feel my hands swollen?

Some patients with poor liver function often have swollen hands and feel uncomfortable in their eyes. Some patients may suffer from thyroid diseases and feel uncomfortable in their hands in the early stages. Regardless of the cause, patients who often feel discomfort in their hands should be checked and treated in time so as not to delay the disease. So what is the reason for always feeling swollen hands?

In one case, thyroid function tests are performed to determine whether hypothyroidism exists. In another case, it may be a symptom of early rheumatoid arthritis, and related indicators such as rheumatoid factor, erythrocyte sedimentation rate, and immunoglobulin are tested.

This situation is considered to be due to poor blood circulation. You should pay attention to the regularity and lightness of your diet. You can take some blood-activating and healing drugs orally, exercise more, drink more water, and eat more green vegetables and fruits.

The main consideration is cervical spondylosis. It can be caused by reasons such as using a pillow that is too high for a long time, staying up late, and working with the head down for too long. It is often accompanied by symptoms such as bilateral limb pain, paralysis, and inconvenience.

Go to the hospital to see an orthopedic doctor. Do cervical spine X-ray examination, erythrocyte sedimentation rate test, and complete blood biochemistry test. To assist diagnosis and treatment. If the diagnosis is confirmed, treatment can be carried out by taking diclofenac sodium tablets, Vilosin and other drugs.

The feeling of swelling in the hands rather than swelling may be related to the cervical spine. Including cervical bone hyperplasia and straightening of the cervical curvature.

1. Abnormal sensation: When you wake up in the morning, your hands feel swollen and difficult to flex and extend, but they gradually improve or disappear soon after you get up. This phenomenon suggests that you may have disease in your heart, kidneys, or liver or that you may be suffering from malnutrition-related edema.

2. Numbness: If you often feel numb, are in middle-aged or elderly age, or suffer from high blood pressure, it may be a precursor to a stroke.

3. Hand tremors: If you are addicted to alcohol, consider whether you have chronic alcohol poisoning. Hyperthyroidism should be considered in people who do not drink alcohol. Hand tremors may also occur when taking too much medicine, being nervous or irritable.