Healthy Hands are sign of a healthy life

Hands are one of the important parts of our body. Hands play a very important role in doing all the daily tasks. Along with working, we can also come to know about many types of diseases through hands. Our hands work like a tool to do any work, be it eating food or lifting something or writing something. 

In such a situation, it is important that you do not take any problem in your hands lightly. Just as when there is a problem inside the body, its symptoms start appearing in the other parts of the body, in the same way many serious problems can be detected by the hands as well. 

Dr. Gareth Nye, senior lecturer at the University of Chester, England, told the British tabloid Daily Star that redness and swelling of the fingers can be a sign of many insurance. Gareth Nye told the British tabloid Daily Star that redness and swelling of the fingers can be a sign of many diseases.

Apart from this, due to arthritis, the fingers become very hard, due to which the fingers swell and they start to feel pain. Claire Black, a medical specialist from Hong Kong, said that when a person goes to the hospital in case of any problem, the doctor first looks at his hands. 

Some symptoms and changes seen in the hands are common, but sometimes they point towards some serious problem. Dr Athena Au, specialist in orthopedics and traumatology at Matilda Orthopedic and Spine Center in Hong Kong, says that a variety of medical conditions. 

Ganglion cysts are lumps found in the fingers, hands and wrists. However, even after treatment, this problem may have to be faced again. Due to ganglion cyst, the problem of pain in the joints can also be faced. The structure of our hands is very complex. Our hands are made up of wrists, palms, fingers and thumbs.

There are 3 types of nerve responsibility for sensory and motor function in different parts of our hands. The radial nerve supplies sensation to the back of the hand from the thumb to the third finger. This nerve passes through our neck (collar bone), shoulders and hands and goes till the wrist. After this it divides from here and ends on the ring finger and little finger.

The median nerve travels through the carpal tunnel through the wrist and supplies sensation to part of the thumb, index finger, middle and ring finger. The ulnar nerve supplies sensation to the little finger and half of the ring finger. This nerve passes through our neck (collar bone), shoulders and hands and goes till the wrist. After this it divides from here and ends on the ring finger and little finger.

The median nerve travels through the carpal tunnel through the wrist and supplies sensation to part of the thumb, index finger, middle and ring finger. Black said that there is no hair on the skin present in our palms, nor is it tanned.

Each palm of ours has 17,000 touch receptors and free nerve endings that sense pressure, movement, light touch and vibration.