Tongue numbness pinched nerve
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If your symptoms are from a pinched nerve you should have a few tests done such as mri, emg, and nvc to further investigate your problem. A pinched nerve can be quite serious as the damage worsens as more time passes with the nerve being "pinched". Plus having the tingling/numbness and weakness just isnt fun and needs to be addressed much sooner than later. Not to alarm you, but take care of it.
It is in both hands and generally is worse if I type for long periods or use my hands for long periods. I assume because it is both hands equally that it is a pinched nerve in my neck. Over the last few days I noticed intermittently I will have numbness of my lips and tongue. I have looked online and don't think the new symptoms are associated with the others but I'm just not sure.
If it was just the pain I could very easily live with that. It is the numbness that really scares me. Atfirst I thought maybe a pinched nerve, but everything that I have read says that a pinched nerve in your neck does not cause facial symptoms. I did go to a neurologist in December of 2006. My neurological exam was normal and he did an MRI just to be sure. The MRI was normal. His answer was that sometimes these things just happen and can't be explained (?).
Hello~You could have temporarily damaged the nerve in that finger, it should clear up soon, if not, I would see a chiropractor, if it is a pinched nerve, he/she can certainly help.
This is accompanied by simultaneous ipsilateral (same side) numbness of the tongue. This numbness is caused by compression of the second cervical root (C2) in the atlantoaxial space.
Occipital neuralgia, TIA or ministroke, trigeminal neuralgia should also be looked into.
Common cold, sinusitis, ear infection, sensory nerve compression, peripheral neuropathy as in diabetes, inflamed wisdom tooth, impacted wisdom tooth etc can all cause facial numbness and pain.
The numbness could mean neuropathy or it could be something as simple as a pinched nerve. I suggest that you tighten up your glucose controls if your levels are not in ideal control right now, for nerve damage can be reversed if caught early and if glucose levels are brought to normal with tight control. Of course, it is possible that you simply have a pinched nerve in a leg or some other temporary problem. I would ask my doctor for a neurological exam if I were you.
I've had a pinched nerve a couple of times before. I also had the buttocks and ankle pain. sometimes quite severe. i took relefen (anti-inflamatory) for years. It helped a lot.
also did a test for pinched nerve which came up normal (wow- they should warn you before sticking you with those needles) she stuck a needle in my thigh so hard, without warning, I thought I was going to hit the ceiling. Thankfully, the rest of the needles didn't hurt at all.
Also did a test for carpal tunnel.
Bloodwork also came back normal. She did glucose tol test, B12, sed rate, and one other test - don't remember the name of it.
Probably a pinched nerve for sure. I've got a pinched nerve that developed a few months ago in my right shoulder blade. Starts getting tingly and weird feeling when I'm in position that my body doesn't like. Doesn't hurt, just tingles and is annoying. But its stops.
I've researched lower and upper back pinched nerves before... and they can make your legs weak, and your legs and arms tingle. You probably should get it checked out, so they can help correct it for you.
They were all over it, I did a full blood panel to check for diabetes, iron etc came back normal, then tested for RH arthritis and lupus came back negetive, did an EMG to check for nerve damage or a pinched nerve, again came back normal then did an MRI, which was used to diagnose my MS.
Now with all of that being said, clearly tingling, numbness and pain could be because a number of different things. I would def talk to your doctor and get testing done!
You are have the signs of a nerve being pinched. You need a mri or ct scan to see what exactly is wrong. Leaving the unchecked can result in permanent damage to the nerves and spine. Get an appointment asap and take it easy until you find out how serious it is. There is a chart on my profile showing the nerves and what they control this may be useful to you. Best of luck.
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Numbness in hips can be due to pinched nerves, nerve irritation or spinal nerves problem. A pinched nerve is caused when a nerve is somehow damaged or injured by direct pressure or compression. Apart from cold compresses and pain killers like NSAID’s, braces can also be used which prevents the patient from movements that may further compress or pinch the affected nerve. The last option is surgical approach to release the pinched nerve.
It sounds like you have a nerve that is being pinched and causing nerve damage. When you turn your head it is putting pressure on the nerve causing it to worsen. You need to see a Dr and have a mri done to check and see before you start having more problems from it. There is a nerve conduction chart on my profile that shows what types of problems you may have to be on watch for.
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