Pain In The Hands?

Since last week, my boyfriend has told me that his index finger hurts, as does his middle finger, on his right hand. He assures that there has been no blow and has not practiced

no sport where you have to use that hand. However, he revealed to me that the fingers that hurt him are specifically the ones he uses with the computer mouse. One of the discomforts that can be felt in the hand or wrist, due to frequent use of the computer keyboard, is the carpal tunnel. Even, according to the University of Virginia health system, some symptoms of this condition are: pain in the fingers and hand, difficulty closing the hand and feeling of swelling and tingling in the fingers. However, these pains in the hands are not necessarily a consequence of this condition. The document published by the university establishes that these ailments in your hand may also be the product of other conditions such as arthritis, osteoarthritis, bulsitis or even glanglionic cysts.

To relieve pain, it is recommended to use elastic bands or a glove that leaves the fingers exposed. This immobilizes the area and the muscles rest. Physical therapies are also given by applying cold or heat to the affected area. If you are suffering from finger discomfort, visit a specialist. Ask him to test you so you know what's going on and give you a diagnosis. Remember that a pain is the signal that something is not synchronized in your body.