Will patients with periarthritis of the shoulder experience numbness in their hands?

Periarthritis of the shoulder can cause numbness in the hands, and in severe cases, it may also cause other adverse symptoms. Therefore, you must pay attention to maintenance, avoid overwork, focus on correct and scientific exercise, and avoid getting your shoulders cold.

1. It is normal to have numbness in the hands when frozen shoulder is severe, because frozen shoulder itself is a secondary disease caused by poor cervical spine. If the cervical spine is in good condition, frozen shoulder will not develop into a serious condition. There are many reasons for a bad cervical spine, such as working too hard when young, or like young people today, the proliferation of electronic products and the emergence of "phone-dwelling tribe" and so on.

2. If the cervical spine is not in good condition, it will compress the nerves and cause numbness in the fingers. The first fingers to become numb are usually the little finger or middle finger. If the periarthritis of the shoulder has existed for many years, there is usually no quick treatment. Similar to the cervical and lumbar spine, these diseases are chronic diseases and can only be relieved slowly, not completely cured. If numbness in the hands occurs frequently, you can use methods such as tendon massage, scraping from the shoulder down to the fingers, and disinfecting the blood collection needle to bleed to relieve the symptoms.

3. If you want to cure it, it all depends on your own exercise. Move your shoulders more often. It will be very painful at the beginning, but it will get better if you persist for a long time. The movement is very simple, just slowly raise your arm, and don't let your shoulders get cold.