should i experience lower arm and thumb and wrist painfrom a broke humerous?
912844
It would make sense that you would feel pain all the way down your arm. There is a nerve that goes down you arm along your humerous. That's why it hurts so much when you hit your "funny bone". You hit the nerve on your humerous. Get it? Funny bone, humerous? Hahaha! Seriously! That's why they call it the funny bone.
864038
You have a pinched ulnar or radial nerve on your left side. The tip off is the fingers involved.  See a neurologist if you want to find out exactly where the nerve is pinched. Rest the area and if your symptoms get worse each day (like you describe) then either you are still aggravating the injury or probably you need total rest of that hand and arm so healing can take place. Healing can take from a few days to months, so my advice is to take this hint from your body seriously before you have permanent nerve damage.\n\nhttp://www.webmd.com/content/pages/4/1661_50313.htm\n\nhttp://health.yahoo.com/ency/healthwise/aa136625
378272
Yes.  Different nerves run to different parts of the shoulder or arm.  I recommend you go to a physiotherapist, and tell the person exactly where it hurts, and what makes the pain worse or better.  They often take several visits to do much good, so be prepared for that.\n\nThey may use manipulation, heat, ultrasound and / or massage, to relieve the pain.  They should describe exercises for you to do, in between seeing them.\n\nPersonally, I generally just resort to analgesics and wait for it to settle of its own accord, but I have gone to a physiotherapist, for a few problems, over the years.
947196
Cardiac Pain is totally different from muskuloskeletal pain.  Have you ever broke or sprained your arm, twisted or had tennis elbow, It is sharp following some kind of trauma, never out of the blue that's what musculoskelatal pain is like.  On the other hand Cardiac pain is of sudden, out of the blue onset, generally most people deny its happening to them, it radiates up and down or around the arm, or may feel like the bone is hurting.  Take an aspirin either way just to be safe and head to the hospital, it isn't worth the risk.
171236
You might have bruised some nerves as well.  When that happens you will experience the numbness and tingly sensations you discribe.  If you are 100% certain that nothing is broken then all you can do is wait it out.  If you are really concerned, call your doctor for an exray to make sure you didnt get a hairline fracture of any kind.  I had that when I broke my wrist and it took a while for all the feeling to return.  So long as your fingers are not turning blue then you really have no serious concerns at the moment.  If after say a week and you still have no feeling then you really need to see the dr. to make sure no further damage was done.  Good luck.
1117745
wear a good wrist brace, avoid using the hand and take ibuprofen.
327965
Nerve damage! if your nerves got severed and were reattached, you need to keep doing the Physical therapy you did at the sessions. It has to be a constant thing.If it is painful, remember that whilst the nerves are still healing , it will hurt. If this was a recent accident please DO NOT rest your hand for extensive periods of time thinking that your hand will heal and be better, it is the complete opposite and your hand will become immobile for sure from not moving.Compare it to an ungreased bycicle chain, you hear it creaking,squeaking because it wasn't greased and it doesn't want to go anywhere.That is why you want to keep your fingers and hand moving as much as you can. Get a remote and do finger pressing excersising, from the top button all the way down. Do this every half hour while you are awake. Are you wearing a hand brace? Something that keeps your hand tight, it's an elastic thing.Try not to wear it too much.\nOpen and close your fist as much as you can, same as the finger excersices. If you have no open wounds on your hands, try using a few drops of pepermint oil with a base of avocado oil (Bath and body works) and rub it on your hands, it should really help with your numbness as the pepermint oil gets your nerves reacting, and it penetrates.\nIf you can't move the fingers willingly, move each finger up and down and flex them with the help of your other hand and fingers. Don't let the hand get lazy.Keep it moving.Nerves will regenerate and they will pick up where they left off if you keep them busy and functioning. Keep the idea of the ungreased bycicle chain in your head and move your hand and use it so it doesn't stop working.Don't become unmotivated or lazy. Do things as normal. Even if your hand is in pain, do things, it's because your nerves are trying to repair themselves that they hurt and it feels like shooting pain.So the more you move, the better it will be. I cannot say that enough.
1061072
it depends on your tolerence to pain, but arms most generally dont hurt as badly
309280
If you had your wrist broken you'll probably could not move it at all \nYou might have cracked it, not broken it if ti still hurts
381842
If the bone breaks the skin it will hurt like hell....if not it will be painful but a numbing pain....more acute when you put weight on it....
693120
I'm no doctor but, you need to see a professional about this . My son was a three time state weight lifting champion in three separate weight classes during his high school years . Needless to say I have seen a lot of weight lifting injuries . He once had a "strange pain " in his lower arm , and one day while working out ,his fore arm mussels contracted so tightly they forced all of they body fluid from the mussel ,forming a huge bag of liquid under his forearm . The local doctor started to lance it to relieve the pain but , luckily he contacted a sports medicine doctor who stopped him from making a big mistake . After some intense physical therapy and meds the arm reabsorbed the liquid and he was back to normal . No pain however slight should be ignored . It's your body telling you something is wrong . I ignored a pain in my lower leg for over a year thinking it was just mussel strain or shin splints . It turned out to be a low grade slow growing bone cancer . So don't blow it off . GET IT CHECKED BY A PROFESSIONAL.
610031
Typically, a person with a rotator cuff injury feels pain over the deltoid muscle at the top and outer side of the shoulder, especially when the arm is raised or extended out from the side of the body. Motions like those involved in getting dressed can be painful. The shoulder may feel weak, especially when trying to lift the arm into a horizontal position. \nA person may also feel or hear a click or pop when the shoulder is moved. To get a proper diagnosis, you would have to see your doctor for testing which would involve x-ray, MRI, and or arthrogram.
1000504
I myself suffered from 'tennis elbow' just over a year ago.  The only CURE was to take it easy, avoid repetitive activities with the affected arm, and basically just babying the entire lower arm for 4 to 6 months.  I did find some relief from a high end therapeutic arm band that's designed to apply support pressure to the appropriate areas.  I received the brace/band from my physical therapist.  It is in no way similar to what you would find at your local department store or Wally-World.  I just found my brace/strap and the label on it states the following for brand identification: "EpitPoint  -  Bauerfeind".\n\nI'm with you on the non use of drugs to mask your pain and suffering.  Drugs only hide the symptoms of your body telling you that there is something wrong and needs to be given attention and taken care of.\n\nI hope you may find some comfort from my experience - take it very easy and give it a long while to heal.
597834
My guess would be carpel tunnel syndrom.\nIt is rather common especially amoungst people that work with thier hands alot.\nRepetitive hand and wrist movements put wear and tear on the catilage.\nAs it gets worse the pain will travel up your forarm to your elbow. This is an aching pain.\nYou can also experience burning and tingling.\nIf you can't rest your hands and wrists because of work then go see a doctor. You can get a special brace that helps support your wrist and hand while working.\nI had to quit a job last year because I was getting it. It hurt very badly as it got worse.\nThe good new is that since I haven't been doing that job my hands and wrists are about back to normal again.\nGood Luck!
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I have no idea what a Blackberry thumb is??  But if you are playing your video game incessantly of course you can get a sore thumb or wrist.  It's called repetitive stress injury although I wouldn't say that video games are stressful..kidding.  Doing anything repetitively over and over again can cause a lot of pain in certain parts of the body in particular joints and cartilege.  \nI got some serious cramping and pain in both hands when I would use my mouse too much...spending too much time on answers.  hah!  so I switch off here and there.  still, it's what's going to happen if anyone does that too often.  \n\nif you give yourself a break for a week or two...breath, it's possible.  go out, dance, party, swim etc... but give up the video games for a couple of weeks and it still hurts, then really go see a doc.  immediately.  and while you're resting, ice the area.  bring down the swelling because if your tendons are swollen, they could be causing you pain.  \n\ngood luck!  here is an article that is funny and intersting about blackberry thumb and overuse for text messages. haha..modern backlash.\nhttp://www.webmd.com/content/article/99/105403.htm
605205
You may not have broken any bone in the finger, it seems more likely from what you said that the middle joint in the finger is out of place (this explains the lack of mobility and the occassional swelling). Either see a doctor of medicine or a doctor of chiropractic (either one can x-ray if necessary, I recommend the chiropracter as he is most knowledgeable about bone structure). Waiting so long will make the readjustment more painful (you should have asked sooner, sorry)
911394
I had carpal tunnel syndrome in both hands and had both operated on in a simple procedure.  Both of my hands would fall asleep and be painful.  You will have pain from the thumb to the ring finger, but the pinky won't fall asleep.  This will happen if your hands are in the same position, like holding a newspaper or carrying groceries or whatever.  Often I would wake up from my hands aching.\n\nI wore braces on my hands for awhile, but it wasn't helping so I went to an orthopedist who did the surgeries.  \n\nIf you decide to have surgery, don't have them both done the same day or you can't wipe your butt by yourself!!!  :oP