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What Causes Numbness And Soreness In The Right Hand Despite Taking Cortisone Shot?

I worked in a meat packing place for several years my job was to with my right hank pull and raise a sometimes 20 or 30lbs. Hams I cut the boneout like every 15 seconds. But in the last 2 mos. my right hand has become weak in my arm and my first three fingers on my hand is numb. In my arm part it feels sore but I can t do or use my right arm and hand for hardly any thing my family Dr. has giving me 2 cortizone injection but has nt helped . Do you think there s some type of Surgery than can help me. I can t use my right arm at all?
Fri, 23 Mar 2018
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Hello,

You really need to see a neurologist to sort out the problem. If it is nerve damage, then it may be possible for a hand surgeon to repair it, but you need to know the cause first. See a neurologist as soon as possible.


Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Kathy Robinson
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What Causes Numbness And Soreness In The Right Hand Despite Taking Cortisone Shot?

Hello, You really need to see a neurologist to sort out the problem. If it is nerve damage, then it may be possible for a hand surgeon to repair it, but you need to know the cause first. See a neurologist as soon as possible. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Kathy Robinson