My left hand has pins and needles during my sleep, how to get rid of it?

The term tennis elbow, is used rather loosely to refer to any pain along the outside of the elbow joint; more specifically, it refers to a partial tearing and inflammation of the tendon that link the forearm muscles to the elbow. The pain is caused by the combination of tight gripping and rotary movement used in tennis. Treatment usually consist of rest, icing the area, and taking aspirin. Surgery is rarely needed.

I had funny feeling in my left hand and arm. Went to the dr. it was high blood pressure. Im on meds. now for it. get it checked out.

It could be a pinched nerve. I am rather surprised that the doctor didn't think of that too. I think you should see a different doctor. Get a second opinion. With what you have expressed here I would definitely look into it.

sadly i think it never goes away without surgery

Hey emily, your condition seems really bad. If you have seen the doctor and he says that there is no need to operate at this moment, then i think there's no need to worry about it now. however, did the doctor give u any instructions about how to deal with the pain and the pins and needles that you are feeling? ' I really hope you get well soon

I have had pins and needles before while sleeping and usually just changing my position takes care of it, but with it happening during the day you might want to be seen by the Dr. again.

I may not have experienced that pins and needles on my hands but one of my fingers on my left hand feel numb and lost its springy strength. When bend it could not return to its original position unaided. And sometimes during my sleep I am awaken due to severe leg cramp. The pain worsened when I eat the wrong stuff like beef or seafood. My knees gave me a lot of pain to the extent of me walking with a limp and sometimes I could hardly stand up from my seat. My blood test showed that I have high uric acid. So I controlled my food intake and took only juices and rice broth and even bought a machine for alkaline water. After drinking alkaline water everyday the pain disappeared like I never had before. Maybe your case is different from mine but no harm in temporary switching your diet to take more fruit juices daily.

When I said that I have simliar symptome, I forgot to say that I do not have the lump, only the tingling, pain and lack of strength.

My best advice would would be to go back to the doctor and make sure you tell him all the symptoms, when they occur, when they first occured and how long they last. It would probably be wise to make a list prior to to the appointment. I have similar symptoms which are caused by my MS, we believe. Hhowever, there are a multiple of conditions that cause similar symptoms. Go back to the doctor. If you are still not satisfied, get a 2nd opinion.

Guess you need to have a second opinion from another doctor regarding this matter. I am sure there is a better explanation why you are feeling those pain and it is best to have it checked the soonest possible before it get worst.

Have you tried seeking medical advice? A doctor should be able to perform tests on it so that you would know exactly what is wrong.

I had a ganglion on my left wrist in my late twenties, which they got rid of with a cortisol injection, though often a sharp whack with the edge of a ruler can disperse it.

I guess you're a lefty because overusing the dominant arm usually causes Tennis Elbow. Since overuse is the cause better find time to rest for a while or give righty a chance to do the work for you, if possible. Drink pain relievers, ice pack it, and AVOID heavy massaging. Soft touches in placing topical relievers to alleviate the pain. Then if you're back on the game, try arm bandages, avoid tight gripping and pay attention to where it hurts so you can avoid it and discuss it better with your doctor on your next appointment. Good luck emily ;)