why do I keep getting pins and kneedles in my hands and arms?

Question

Ihad a disc removed from the top of my neck a year ago and still get some discomfort in my neck , however the last few days I have had these pins and kneedles Could the operation be to do with this new problem?

Answer 1

It has something to do with the nerves.Ask your doctor to refer you to a specialist,or back to the doctor who done your operation.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

THE NERVES THAT ORIGINATE IN THE NECK SUPPLY MUCH OF THE ARM, BUT THANKFULLY, THEIR DISTRIBUTION OCCURS IN PREDICTABLE PATTERNS AND SO HAVING READ THE DETAILS OF YOUR OPERATION NOTES, A DOCTOR WOULD EASILY BE ABLE TO DETERMINE WETHER THIS IS A RESULT OF THE SURGERY OR NOT. IF IT IS AFFECTING BOTH HANDS REASONABLY EQUALLY, THEN THIS IS HIGHLY LIKELY.

IT IS IMPORTANT TO BEAR IN MIND THAT PINS AND NEEDLES (ALSO KNOWN AS PARAESTHESIA) CAN BE A SIGN OF MANY OTHER THINGS, SUCH AS IMPAIRED CALCIUM METABOLISM, NERVE DAMAGE DUE TO DIABETES (CHARACTERISTICALLY IN A GLOVE AND SOCK DISTRIBUTION COVERING THE HANDS AND FEET) AMONGST OTHERS.

CHANCES ARE THAT IT IS DUE TO THE REMOVAL OF YOUR DISC, BUT THE OTHER CAUSES CAN BE OF SIGNIFICANCE AND SO MEDICAL ATTENTION SHOULD BE SOUGHT SO AS TO EXCLUDE THESE OTHER CAUSES.

Answer 4

Go tell your doctor A.S.A.P.
Pins and needles in arms and legs are a classic sign of heart attack.

On the other hand, if you will pardon the pun, you may just be doing sometrhing different, but its worth seeing your G.P anyway.

Answer 5

classic signs of a heart attack are not pins and needles in your arms and legs so dont worry about that. it could be restricted blood flow it coud be minor nerve damage without more specific information difficult to say but do go see your doc.

Answer 6

lack of circulation (blood flow to the hand)

Answer 7

You overdoing the booze?

Answer 8

i would see dr