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Vieope said:That is odd, when you feel your index finger twitching if you at the same time point at something like to a person far away, can you keep a steady finger?
I thought it was due to anxiety or other psychological reason so it would stop if you focused on it. But I guess it is really a nerve problem.MWpro said:No it kept twitching when I did this.
No no no. The ulna nerve relates to the pinky and 1/2 of the ring finger. Not the index. Please, if you are guessing, do not write it downThe index finger is usually supplied by the ulnar nerve so carpal tunnel syndrome is unlikely without affecting the first three fingers. (median nerve compression in carpal tunnel.) You are describing benign fasiculations. Many times it is medication or supplement related. (Some people taking stimulants for ADD or weight loss etc. will develop strange isolated muscle fasciculations.)
No no no. The ulna nerve relates to the pinky and 1/2 of the ring finger. Not the index. Please, if you are guessing, do not write it down