When I was four years old, I lost my median nerve from mid-forearm to the digits, to a lipofibroma in the palm of my left hand. The physician who performed the surgery, David E. Lipton, worked on his own and with several other doctors to understand why my left hand was working so well. Since that time, 63 years ago, I have been highly interested in learning all that I can about the nerves of the hand. Your video presentation has been one of the best instructional videos on the median nerve. Thank you for posting this work!
WHY are people even questioning this story? Instead, we should be asking what it was that they discovered in studying what happened to him. This obviously happened many, many years ago. We know so much more about the body now than we did back then. There were, and still are, alot of things about the human body that we don't know or understand and when something happens that they have never encountered in their career, they DO ask other doctors for their opinion and bring in other doctors to take a look. I'm sure this happens all the time.
I feel a knot mid left forarm and my full thumb,partial index and partial ring finger are numb. Suprr sensutive feeling to touch. Almost the sensitivity of rubbing a area that had previously been burnt. When it started it was a bad itch that lasted a day next day went to severe pain almost as my hand was in fire, but more like i had burnt my hand and then started holding it in fire. Bbeen a few days now and numbmess and sensitivity are still present with occasional pain aches in back of hand near thumb.
I have bilateral median nerve issues which occurred during Whipple surgery that lasted 9-10 hours in duration. Upon awakening my thumb index and middle fingers were numb. Very little improvement after 2 months.
I can’t flex my bicep. Moving my forearm up and down in a hammering motion is very difficult- no pain just no control and I eventually lose the ability to move
Thank you very much! After a fall on my palm in aug 12, the distal radius bone broke right at the joint, and since then I have the palm next to the thumb without feeling and the tips of the 4 corresponding fingers are numb. 2 weeks ago I have had surgery to the bone. Please, How long will it takes to the palm and fingers to get back to normal and how can I help. Thank you!
Thank you very much now I know why I'm having problems with my hands. Both my hands tingle like their asleep it's needles and pins when I wake up in the morning. And my #3 finger will get stuck and pop forward by its self.... I have a feeling it's my nerve from my shoulder. It's both hands. When I left heavy object I feel weak in my arms.
@@Madchad6969 darn. i wacked the crap out of the back of my elbow and have had tingly fingers for like a month. just found some median nerve stretches' that i'll start doing. i imagine itll heal on its own with time. i hope!
I have numbness of my thumb index and middle finger but it only occurs when I look up and to the right. I did not fall into the presented categories presented. Any thoughts?
@TheWWWDEATH I just saw a neurologist who suspects it's carpal tunnel. I just started a brace and hoping for the best. This injury is fairly common for middle aged males . Doing pt is important!
Whenever I lay down in bed at night, flat on my back with my arms down at my sides (the only was i can lay)....my right forearm, wrist, hand and fingers...mostly my thumb...start to tingle, ache, throb and intense sometimes unbearable pain...in that order. As I type, my right thum is THROBBING. I am now sitting up after not being able to lay down any longer. I am going to try flossing and pray it works. Im tired of being in tears all night long.
@SethJeeCeeDayaday I actually just found out last week that what I really have...is Carpel Tunnel. The other night I woke up with pain so intense in my right wrist, thumb and next 2 fingers...that I had to go into the bathroom and SCREAM into a pillow. I told my husband that if I had to have the pain I had the other night, every single day, I would probably end up taking my own life. It was THAT bad.
I was bitten by a dog last week and I'm guessing something along these lines is happening with my median nerve. The pain and numbness and inability to do much of anything with that hand...is annoying!
@@RPostVideos u r still alive which says that you r not having rabies I suspect weakness of muscle I suggest you to meet a neurologist medicine and splint will do the job
anyone got same as me? I was driving then I flipped over on my side, the driver's side. My arm was shattered. Multiple fractures in the humerus. After the life saving then examination, my nerves are fine, but I suffer from symptoms of the median nerve. A month has passed since the accident yet annoying numbness and lost of location of my left arm also my elbow stiffed
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When I was four years old, I lost my median nerve from mid-forearm to the digits, to a lipofibroma in the palm of my left hand. The physician who performed the surgery, David E. Lipton, worked on his own and with several other doctors to understand why my left hand was working so well. Since that time, 63 years ago, I have been highly interested in learning all that I can about the nerves of the hand. Your video presentation has been one of the best instructional videos on the median nerve. Thank you for posting this work!
Hi may I ask, what test did you take to find out that you lost your median nerve?
Thank you
How on earth did u get multiple doctors to look into
Your case at once ?
That is unheard of unless you are a filthy rich celebrity!
WHY are people even questioning this story? Instead, we should be asking what it was that they discovered in studying what happened to him. This obviously happened many, many years ago. We know so much more about the body now than we did back then. There were, and still are, alot of things about the human body that we don't know or understand and when something happens that they have never encountered in their career, they DO ask other doctors for their opinion and bring in other doctors to take a look. I'm sure this happens all the time.
May I ask..how were you able to use the hand....
Excellent as always . Thank you!
Thank you. I love your presentations
i had acdf surgery about 4 week ago ,my hands `are in terrible shape hurting is almost unbarable.
I feel a knot mid left forarm and my full thumb,partial index and partial ring finger are numb. Suprr sensutive feeling to touch. Almost the sensitivity of rubbing a area that had previously been burnt. When it started it was a bad itch that lasted a day next day went to severe pain almost as my hand was in fire, but more like i had burnt my hand and then started holding it in fire. Bbeen a few days now and numbmess and sensitivity are still present with occasional pain aches in back of hand near thumb.
Thank you very much
Thanks
too good 🙌🏼
I have bilateral median nerve issues which occurred during Whipple surgery that lasted 9-10 hours in duration. Upon awakening my thumb index and middle fingers were numb. Very little improvement after 2 months.
How are things now? Has it gotten better over time?
Hello, can a Femoral nerve injury heal and what is the recovery time?
Brilliant.
Thanks For Sharing...
Thank you
thanks sir for nice explanation
I can’t flex my bicep. Moving my forearm up and down in a hammering motion is very difficult- no pain just no control and I eventually lose the ability to move
Thank you very much!
After a fall on my palm in aug 12, the distal radius bone broke right at the joint, and since then I have the palm next to the thumb without feeling and the tips of the 4 corresponding fingers are numb. 2 weeks ago I have had surgery to the bone. Please, How long will it takes to the palm and fingers to get back to normal and how can I help. Thank you!
How long did it take?
Thank you very much now I know why I'm having problems with my hands. Both my hands tingle like their asleep it's needles and pins when I wake up in the morning. And my #3 finger will get stuck and pop forward by its self.... I have a feeling it's my nerve from my shoulder. It's both hands. When I left heavy object I feel weak in my arms.
I did very heavy deadlift then I started to have same symptoms I think I pinched my nerves located inside traps
@@Madchad6969 fix it yet? fix itself?
@@Dan007UT not yet
@@Madchad6969 darn. i wacked the crap out of the back of my elbow and have had tingly fingers for like a month. just found some median nerve stretches' that i'll start doing. i imagine itll heal on its own with time. i hope!
Hi, were you able to get your symptoms to go away? Same thing happened to me, have to be more careful with these elbows
I have numbness of my thumb index and middle finger but it only occurs when I look up and to the right. I did not fall into the presented categories presented. Any thoughts?
Maybe thorasic outlet syndrome. Sounds like the compression originates up high, maybe near clavicle.
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The symptoms are what I have after distal biceps rupture a few years ago.
How are you doing now? I’m in the same boat. Nearly three weeks post op and worried
@TheWWWDEATH I just saw a neurologist who suspects it's carpal tunnel. I just started a brace and hoping for the best. This injury is fairly common for middle aged males . Doing pt is important!
@@david14124able i appreciate you replying. Did you elect to have your bicep tendon repaired?
Whenever I lay down in bed at night, flat on my back with my arms down at my sides (the only was i can lay)....my right forearm, wrist, hand and fingers...mostly my thumb...start to tingle, ache, throb and intense sometimes unbearable pain...in that order. As I type, my right thum is THROBBING. I am now sitting up after not being able to lay down any longer. I am going to try flossing and pray it works. Im tired of being in tears all night long.
me aswell we have the same problem in hands
@SethJeeCeeDayaday I actually just found out last week that what I really have...is Carpel Tunnel. The other night I woke up with pain so intense in my right wrist, thumb and next 2 fingers...that I had to go into the bathroom and SCREAM into a pillow. I told my husband that if I had to have the pain I had the other night, every single day, I would probably end up taking my own life. It was THAT bad.
I was bitten by a dog last week and I'm guessing something along these lines is happening with my median nerve. The pain and numbness and inability to do much of anything with that hand...is annoying!
Rabies
@@AbdullahBukhari213 I've had all of my rabies pre and post exposure vaccines. I still can't feel my fingers tho! Ugh
@@RPostVideos u r still alive which says that you r not having rabies
I suspect weakness of muscle
I suggest you to meet a neurologist medicine and splint will do the job
@@AbdullahBukhari213 I'm super alive and I've got an appointment with my neurologist in two days!! Took forever to get this appointment.
anyone got same as me?
I was driving then I flipped over on my side, the driver's side. My arm was shattered. Multiple fractures in the humerus. After the life saving then examination, my nerves are fine, but I suffer from symptoms of the median nerve. A month has passed since the accident yet annoying numbness and lost of location of my left arm also my elbow stiffed
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I cut my tip of the finger off and now I'm in pain if I touch the tip of it my whole hand and arm starts to go haywire 😊
But funny enough ...i had an injury under armpit ...my fingers are not flexing but some of the diagnosis im able to do
I have severe parathesis and then got carpel tunnel and now my parathesis came back even worse.
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Please medisan best give me 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you