There are certain physical things you expect to happen with exercise, like getting breathless, sweaty, or fatigued. But when something out of the ordinary occurs—numb hands after a workout or tingly ...

Pins and needles” in your hands after exercise can be alarming. These symptoms can be caused by nerve compression, dehydration, poor form, or even tight gloves.

A neurologist explains the causes of paraesthesia, which manifests as a tingling or numbness in your hands and can be a sign of health problems ranging from diabetes to anxiety.

Raynaud’s disease can cause fingers to turn white. Cold temperatures can be intolerable to people who suffer from the condition George Banker keeps a pair of hand warmers in his car in case he needs ...

Hand numbness is a common problem. Often, it means that you have a nerve problem. People sometime complain of numbness in their hands while driving, while reading, after work or even while they sleep.

Waking up with a numb hand can be an unsettling experience. The sensation of pins and needles or complete numbness often leaves many wondering what’s happening beneath the surface. Understanding why ...

Sometimes, people experience sudden tingling or numbness in their hands and feet without any obvious reason. Numbness in extremities can often be linked to a lack of essential vitamins in the body.

When it's extra cold outside, even if you remember your gloves or mittens, your fingers are always the first things to go numb. In this case, that's due to a process called vasoconstriction, in which ...

You brush off that tingling in your fingers as sleeping funny or sitting too long at your computer. But finger numbness isn’t always harmless — it can be your body’s early warning system alerting you ...

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