Why are my fingers swollen, painful and numb?

Fingers are also part of the human body. Clinically, the symptoms of many diseases manifest themselves in people's fingers. Such situations should also be taken seriously. Many times, people will feel swelling and pain in their fingers, and may also feel numbness. These symptoms are related to many factors, and patients must pay attention to how to deal with them. Of course, the treatment must also be considered based on the cause. So what’s the matter with swollen, painful and numb fingers?

1. Finger numbness is an independent disease caused by damage to the motor nerves of the limbs. It is mostly caused by hemiplegia caused by stroke, diabetes, neuritis, cervical spondylosis, lumbar spondylosis, etc. The capillaries around the motor nerve fibers are blocked, compressing the motor fibers, causing serious damage to the motor nerve fibers, and the conduction ability and conduction speed of the nerves decrease, resulting in numbness of the hands and feet. In severe cases, symptoms such as limb paralysis and muscle atrophy may develop. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a physical examination and diagnosis in time, and don't be careless.

2. This situation may be joint gout, which can cause redness, swelling, pain in the joints, and limited mobility. At the same time, you should keep warm and eat less seafood and other foods containing purine. There are many reasons for swollen fingers, but it is recommended that you get a check-up and receive treatment based on the symptoms. And if the pain is severe, you can also choose hot compress to reduce the pain and be responsible for your own health.

3. Numbness, swelling and pain in the fingers are common in cervical spondylosis. Cervical spondylosis may cause numbness in the upper limbs. It can be diagnosed through MRI of the neck and needs to be differentiated from carpal tunnel syndrome and olecranon. It is recommended that you see an orthopedic or neurological doctor for examination, identify the cause of the disease and receive appropriate treatment to recover as soon as possible. Pay attention to rest and take medicine on time. Try to avoid surfing the Internet or watching TV for a long time and avoid poor neck posture.