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What Cause Sensation Lost Feeling In My Finger?

Hi Doctor, This is venkat, i am suffering from sensation lost of my right hand index finger and thumb and left side of middle finger from past 6 months. i am not able to tie my shirt buttons, and also not able to hold the pen even 3 minutes. but my strength of the hand is absolutely fine. i undergone for NCV, EMCG, blood tests.. finally doctor said that the motor nerve of thumb week and ulnar nerve blocked at wrist. now the doctor telling that it is CIDP . could you please tell me that, is it treatable by tablets of if there is need of any surgery. please advise me. thanks venkat
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Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy is an extremely rare disorder. I hope they have come to a correct diagnosis. If its correct then no surgery is required. It is managed medically and you can try various treatments as offered by your Physician. All the best. I would also advice you to take a second opinion on how the diagnosis was reached. Take care,
Dr Rishi, New Delhi, India.
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What Cause Sensation Lost Feeling In My Finger?

Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy is an extremely rare disorder. I hope they have come to a correct diagnosis. If its correct then no surgery is required. It is managed medically and you can try various treatments as offered by your Physician. All the best. I would also advice you to take a second opinion on how the diagnosis was reached. Take care, Dr Rishi, New Delhi, India.