Index finger is twitching
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If this is short term it may be relieved by rest and proper sleep. If it continues it may be due to median nerve or ulnar nerve related problem. You have to go to a neurologist for examination. Take care!
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i have regular twitching in the index, middle and ring fingers of my left hand. it started abt 10-12months back with only my index finger twitching , and abt 2-3 months back , my middle finger started twitching, and from the last few days it has started in my ring finger also. the fingers start twitching randomly wenever left lose .and continue for upto 2-3 minutes. the amplitude of twitching varies from 0.4cm to about 1.5 cm and the frequency varies too .
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My husband's eyelids, eyebrows, and right index finger twitch almost all the time. Sometimes is only his eyelid, and eyebrows. At first, I did not put much attention to it, because it sometimes goes away for awhile or it happens like 3 times a day but is not that noticeable. Plus now we just got married and I can notice it more.
my index finger just recently strarted to twitch. it comes and goes..
The closest thing I get to what you are describing is a tremor/twitching of my left index finger. Like with your thumb it only lasts for a short while (minute or two) then goes away for hours or days even. It is because of this repetitive movement that I refer to it as a tremor.
I tend to think of spasticity as a singe movement (tightening) of a muscle like with my MS HUG and my leg cramping.
I have some issues with my neck and the other day my right pointer finger twitched uncontrollingly all that day. Its stopped now but I've never had my fingers twitch like this before. Related? Who knows, keep me posted.
I have twitching in my left hand ring finger. I just got over three weeks of calf twitching which made me believe I had ALS, (it went away) NOW, a week later, I get the finger twitching. My great-grandmother had PD, she was the only one in our family I know of. She developed it later on in life and lived to be 91. I can see the actual twitching occur between my pinky and ring finger knuckle area and thats what makes the finger actually move.
Hi, I have been having painless twitching between my thumb and index finger for over 30 days. I can see it clearly under the skin. I am very concerned. I have convinced myself I have ALS. I do not think I am experiencing muscle weakness. My right hand for years has been a little sore that does seem to getting worse. For example, was sore while tying my son's skates at hockey.
However, tonight while I was holding a piece of paper in my hand with my thumb and middle finger, my middle finger just started twitching uncontrollably. It only happened when I was barely trying to grip it, when I gripped the paper tighter it went away. So over the past couple years to compensate, like if I'm holding paper, I'll just situate it in my hand without gripping it and let it sit there, or I'll grip it tight so it won't twitch.
The dizziness finally ceased a few months ago but the facial twitching continues. The twitching is centered mainly around my right eye (the eyelid, eyebrow, and the area directly under my eye). Unfortunately the twitching doesn't stop there. It also occurs on the apple of my right cheek, the right corner of my mouth, my lips (mainly upper), under my nose, and my chin.
A few weeks later, I noticed I could feel a nerve fairly easy between my thumb and index finger.
Here recently I've had a lot of headaches, muscle twitching and aching pain in my left arm/hand. I've noticed that my pinky finger can move but seems to move like I was double jointed or something.
I seem to have a stiff neck every now and then but I feel like I've always had that.
When I hold a cup or a glass of something in my left hand I shake really bad.
My index finger twitches in a resting position, also my thumb sometimes...I also have a strange knot on top of the same hand, you can see it when I bend my hand down at the wrist. what does this mean? Its been going on for weeks now and I am very scared.
I just worry that this is some kind of neurological issue, I have never experienced this until now and it is not going away. I cannot go to the doctor about this until July as I have no medical insurance until July 1st.
Please help..
Could it be something I am breathing? My left thumb twitches and pulsates in the part between my thumb and index finger. I have had an EMG (over a year ago) which came back that I had an overactive nerve or muscle I can’t remember which it was on my left side. Nerve conduction studies came back normal. EEG came back normal.
I would love to figure out what could be causing it. I do not believe it is stress related.
I would get random muscle twitches (eye, lip, leg, thumb, index or middle finger, etc) most of my life, but recently, my left middle finger would twitch for a month. It's recently started to lay off the twitches, but it twitched a few times today.
During my research on this, I am still not sure how hypot. would have anything to do with muscle twitching. I know stress is often a trigger, but I don't feel stressed despite working two jobs.
I'm 14 I know I'm not old enough to be on here but my parents would get furious if I asked them if they could take me to the hospital and get checked out. My parents took me to the hospital 1 week ago because of gastroenteritis, and if I asked them too take me to the hospital they would get angry. So I'll just ask you guys here. Today my right hand pinky started twitching and still is. I saw a lot of scary things saying that it can be an underlying serious problem.
m 44yrs old and have had a muscle spasm very close to nonstop in my right hand inbetween the index finger and thumb for over two years. I mentioned it to my doctor about a year ago and was told that it is probably just stress related. Granted, I've been under a lot of stress in the past year and nearly as much the year before, but most of my life has been stressful. I've had MRIs done for headaches (ruled to be some sort of migraine) and there was no indication of brain issues.
Recently the base of my thumb started hurting in the joint accompanied with some index and middle finger tremor/twitching. Finally it became annoying enough I went to my orthopedic surgeon. The thumb base was very sore. He said I had arthritis in the joint but wasn't sure what was causing the tremor. I have to preface this; a few months prior to this I would wake up and that hand would be completely numb. However, it is not doing this currently.
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