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Possible MS?

I have been dealing with some arm weakness and numbness in my thumb, index and middle finger on my right side.  My index finger being the worst.
I've been seen by a chiropractor and acupuncturist and both believe I have a pinched nerve.
I'm scared and very fearful that it could be MS.
Any advice would be very helpful as my mind will just not shut off.
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5265383 tn?1669040108
No reason to be concerned.  It sounds like severe carpal tunnel syndrome or some other nerve entrapment syndrome; get that looked after, as JJ suggested.

Depending on your age, arthritis can also play havoc with fingers.
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987762 tn?1671273328
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Hi Kati and welcome,

I'm not sure why you would be concerned it could be a neurological condition like MS and not from a pinched nerve, i would suggest you at least see your GP to confirm what the chiropractor and acupuncturist consider your situation to be caused by.

Hope that helps......JJ
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