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Neurological causes of hand pain. Hand pain and tingling or numbness in the fingers may be caused by moderate to serious conditions that compress nerves and can lead to nerve damage. A variety of other conditions can also cause more widespread nerve damage. Neurological causes of hand pain include:
It is caused by nerve compression and can be quite painful, although symptoms usually start gradually. At first, an affected individual may notice numbness and tingling in the hand, which is often eventually followed by continuous pain. Another cause of left hand numbness could be nerve damage or disease. In such cases, the lack of sensation is frequently associated with pain described as prickling pins-and-needles in the hand. Burning sensations are also common with such conditions.