Multi possibilities: I am assuming that you are right hand dominant. It could be a problem anywhere from your brain to a peripheral nerve. If it is mostly on the radial (thumb) side on the hand that area is controlled by the medial nerve- common possibilities include carpal tunnel syndrome. If more on the pinky side then Ulnar nerve may be responsible. Your doctor may get Nerve conduction studies to help delineate.
Answered 11/28/2018
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My be Carpal Tunnel: What kind of work do you do? You may suffer from carpal tunnel syndrome, due to overuse of the hand. Easy to treat without surgery (if that's what you've got).
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Neuropathy: Numbness and tingling(paresthesias) in the hand and arm can be due to nerve compression in several areas: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome(from pinched nerve in wrist), Ulnar Neuropathy(nerve compression at elbow) and Cervical radiculopathy(compression in the neck) For more information on CTS see: http://bit.ly/1xTEkXx Neuropathy: http://bit.ly/1pAbbJw Cervical radiculopathy: https://bit.ly/1yPwhcG
Answered 1/6/2015
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