Woman's left palm pain

The thenar eminence on the left palm of a woman refers to an acupuncture point on the palm, and it is a common phenomenon for women to feel pain in the thenar eminence. This may be caused by external friction on the palm, or when the nerves are compressed by external factors, it can easily lead to this situation. A detailed examination can be done for treatment.

What is the reason for pain in the thenar of the left palm of a woman?

Pain in the thenar muscle of the left hand may be caused by prolonged exertion, or constant stimulation and cold, such as direct blowing from air conditioning, etc. You can observe whether there is obvious swelling, and apply magnesium sulfate externally appropriately, or you can use non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as etoricoxib, for treatment. Avoid stimulation and cold.

Paroxysmal pain occurs in the thenar eminence of the left hand. This is usually caused by local strain and inflammation, and can be diagnosed by a hand and foot surgery examination at a hospital. It is recommended to eat a light diet with enhanced nutrition, pay attention to rest, avoid strenuous exercise, go to the hospital for hand and foot surgery for examination, perform appropriate massage and physical therapy, and use blood-activating, anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs when necessary.

If a woman has pain in the right thenar eminence, there may be several causes. First, it may be due to local inflammation caused by frequent friction or compression in this area. For example, some women often use this side as a friction area when washing clothes, which may lead to fatigue or excessive compression, and cause pain in this area.

Second, some women may often hold the mouse with their right hand, which will compress the median nerve and cause carpal tunnel syndrome, and cause muscle atrophy and pain in the thenar eminence. Some women may suffer from gout-like diseases, which will cause clinical manifestations of redness, swelling and pain in some small joints such as the thenar eminence, and the upper and lower joints. Finally, some patients with cervical spondylosis may experience certain pain in the area innervated by the nerve roots due to compression of the nerve roots by the protruding intervertebral disc.