One of the greatest causes of tingling, numbness and pain in the hands is caused by Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a very common cause of tingling and numbness in the hands. Carpal tunnel may also cause pain in the hands. Physical Therapists who are trained in Hand and Nerve problems often evaluate people with these types of problems. All tingling, numbness and pain in the hands is not caused by carpal tunnel syndrome. Tingling and numbness in the hands should not be ignored. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and other sources of tingling and numbness can be or become serious. Take a look at the list of symptoms on this page and link to more information about the different causes of tingling and numbness in the hands as well as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Read the signs and symptoms of Stroke and Heart Attacks by clicking on the links to the American Stroke and American Heart Associations because not all tingling and numbness in the hands is caused by Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.

If you have tingling, numbness or pain:
1. In your thumb, index (pointer) finger and middle finger, click here for carpal tunnel.

2. In the top side (nail side)of your thumb and index (pointer) finger, click here for radial nerve.

3. In your ring and little fingers, click here for ulnar nerve.

4. that starts at the side of your neck or shoulder, click here cervical disk.

5. If you're wondering who gets carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS), why CTS happens, and will it get worse if it's ignored, then look here for the answers.

6. What tests are done for CTS? Learn about EMG and nerve conduction tests.

If you have any concern or questions about Stroke or Heart Attack as a source of arm and hand pain, you may want to call your 911.

To read more about heart and stroke related hand and arm discomfort, please click here for helpful links.