I'm a 28 year old male and i think i'm getting Arthritis in my left hand?

Question

i am left handed sometimes when i hold things like a pen or the Nintendo ds lite stylus i get a lots off pain and pins and needles in the hand do you think its Arthritis ?

Answer 1

Sounds more like repetitive strain injury [RSI]

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

Pins and needles is usually more of a neurological problem or some type of injury to the hand. It's possible to be arthritis, but I think that it's unlikely. Go see a doctor.

Answer 5

This is either rsi (repetitive stran injury) or carpal tunnel. However, one of the classic signs of carpal tunnel is waking in the night and finding that the only way to relieve the pain in your hand/wrist is to hang it out of bed and give it a good shake. See you GP who will prescribe some simple anti-inflammatories (NSAIDS) and if these don't work will refer you to a rheumatologist. They in turn will either inject the area at the base of your wrist with a steroid or may go straight ahead and get some nerve conduction studies done. Hope this helps.

Answer 6

Pins and needles sounds more like your nerves. Avoid resting your elbows on the table and overusing your hand playing nintendo. Take a break from the computer for a while.

Answer 7

It sounds more like carpal tunnel or other nerve impingement syndrome. Ask your doc, because there are ways to prevent further damage and even to reverse the damage.

Answer 8

I am an alternative medicinal therapist and an ex nurse and NO it is not what you have is poor circulation through holding something for to long, You constrict your circulation through squeezing your fingers round something The same thing happens if you lie or sit on your hands for to long.

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Answer 9

Could well be but it could also be Carpel Tunnel syndrome. Go and see a doctor because it can become very painful if not treated right. Good luck and i hope you get it sorted

Answer 10

it could be repetitive strain syndrome... because you have your hand in the same position all the time.

I think you may have to have your hand in one of them supports available from various outlets