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Forum Name: Miscellaneous Cardiology Topics

Question: "Numbness in finger tip" "right-hand ring fin


wyzz7 - Sat Apr 28, 2007 6:18 pm

My finger tip has been numb for over 48 hours, right-hand ring finger, No signs of bug bites.(very slight) swelling.

29 years old, male, no past problems with this. No surgeries of any kind. Family ( Diabetes, cancer and Asthma). No current medications.

I had awaken on the 26th of april, 2007 and my finger tip was numb, I thought maybe it was my circulation from laying on it but it is still numb to date.

4/28/07
Dr. Chan Lowe - Sat May 12, 2007 7:22 pm

I would suggest that you see a doctor. It may be that you have some nerve damage from an unknown trauma.

Best wishes.
wyzz7 - Sun May 13, 2007 6:51 pm

Thank you. It has now gone away but I will still see a doctor.

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