Guest guest Posted April 2, 2004 Report Share Posted April 2, 2004 Hello all. I am new to this group and hoping to get some advice. I have been experiencing a pain in my right wrist for a couple of month now. It started when my husband grabbed it really hard one time. I have been feeling pain whenever I tried to bend my wrist in certain way and when I try to hold something a little heavy (grocery bag, etc). I thought about going to a doctor for this but putting it off. Yesterday, I realized that a part of my right pinky (upper outward side) is numb. I don't have any pain or tingling sensation there. It's just numb. I work in the office and use PC all the time. The pain in my wrist does bother me when I type. Should I go seek medical attention or will it go away on its own?? I hate to spend money on doctor visits and find out nothing. (It happened to me several times when doctor ran all kinds of tests on my knee pain and back pain and found out nothing and just prescribed me some pain killers) Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks in advance, bamboo Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 2, 2004 Report Share Posted April 2, 2004 Bamboo: You need to get it looked at. If your pinky finger is going numb, then that means something is happening to the ulnar nerve in that arm/hand area. I could be the beginning of carpal tunnel or the beginning of neuropathy. I have no feelings in my right pinky, right ring finger,and part of my middle finger but it is due to ulnar neuropathy but it is inoperable because there is scar tissue surrounding the nerve. Sam The trouble with making plans for the future, even when you can see the future, is that fate has a way of intervening and upsetting the best laid plans of mice and men. - Burns 1785 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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