1 doctor agreed: Ulnar neuropathy: Injury of the ulnar nerve can cause grip weakness and tingling/ itching/ sensory changes of pinkie finger ; palmar side of hand, and possibly referred pain/ sensory loss up to forearm. Deficits ; pain of nerve injury characteristically comes and goes.
Foods that may predispose a child to ADHD include: Fast foods; Red meat; Processed meats; Potato chips; High-fat dairy foods; Soft drinks; Replacing these ADHD-linked foods with healthier choices including fish, vegetables, fruit, and whole-grain cereals may help improve some of the symptoms of ADHD. These are some of the findings of a review article in Pediatrics that looked at the role diet plays in treating ADHD.
Eating too many other low-fiber foods. Your child could wind up constipated if he eats a lot of cheese, yogurt, or peanut butter, for instance, and not enough fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.Toilet anxiety. If your child feels pressured about toilet training, he might deliberately withhold his stool. To help keep your child's stools soft, increase the amount of fluid she drinks. 2  Water is your best choice, but a little prune juice or apple juice can help. 3  Limit your child's juice consumption to 1/2 to 3/4 cup (4 to 6 ounces) a day to prevent tooth decay and a ruined appetite.