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What Can Cause Drowsiness And Numbness In Fingers?

I have been feeling sleep alot and I have been feeling numbness and tinging in my fingers and pan in my joints in my hands . I have pain in the top of my neck and when it start hurting in my neck my face gets red and hot , my sugar is 142 Blood pressure is 123/77 and pulse is 93 . I'm 45 and 5'5 136.5 . What is wrong with me?
posted on Thu, 13 Mar 2014
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Hi,
Thanks for asking.
Based on your query, my opinion is as follows.
1. Possible peripheral neuropathy leading to numbness in fingers and along with autonomic dysfunction, responsible for hypotension and drowsiness.
2. Need to control blood sugar within normal range.
3. Get your HbA1C tested. If its high, then needs to be brought with strict diet, medication, moderate exercises and weight control.
4. For peripheral neuropathy, additionally Vit B12 and alpha lipoic acid supplements necessary. You need to take it regularly. Get an X-ray of cervical region to rule out cervical spondylosis. Meet your doctor for investigations.
Hope it helps.
Any further queries, happy to help again.
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What Can Cause Drowsiness And Numbness In Fingers?

Hi, Thanks for asking. Based on your query, my opinion is as follows. 1. Possible peripheral neuropathy leading to numbness in fingers and along with autonomic dysfunction, responsible for hypotension and drowsiness. 2. Need to control blood sugar within normal range. 3. Get your HbA1C tested. If its high, then needs to be brought with strict diet, medication, moderate exercises and weight control. 4. For peripheral neuropathy, additionally Vit B12 and alpha lipoic acid supplements necessary. You need to take it regularly. Get an X-ray of cervical region to rule out cervical spondylosis. Meet your doctor for investigations. Hope it helps. Any further queries, happy to help again.