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Do you ever feel a tingling in your fingertips out of the blue? With a bit of daily care, your mind and body might feel a little lighter.
In this article, we introduce a soothing massage you can do at home to ease hand numbness—gentle enough for older adults.
No special tools are needed; the key is to loosen up gradually at your own pace.
It’s easy to do even while watching TV, so please make it part of your daily moments of calm and comfort.
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[For Seniors] Effective Massage for Hand Numbness: Easy Self-Care Anyone Can Try (1–10)
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If you want to relieve numbness in your hands, why not try massaging the acupressure point called “Yangchi”? This important point is said to be effective for a variety of symptoms, including cold sensitivity and stiff shoulders, and it also works well for hand numbness.
Yangchi is located at the center of the back (dorsal) side of the wrist; press it with your thumb and gently massage in circular motions.
It’s even more effective after a bath when your blood circulation is better, so give it a try if you like.
Let’s enjoy our daily lives with self-care.
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Let’s loosen your muscles to improve hand numbness.
Wrap the outer upper-arm muscles with your palm and gently pull them toward your body.
Then bend your elbow and twist your forearm inward and outward.
The key point is to firmly wrap and grasp the muscle when you hold it.
Simply pressing the surface won’t loosen it.
By releasing the fascia, blood circulation improves and compression of nerves and blood vessels is reduced, which helps relieve numbness.
It’s easy to do, but stop if you start to feel pain.
One minute lying down! Massage to relieve hand numbnessNEW!
Wouldn’t it be amazing if you could relieve hand numbness in just one minute while lying down? This is a massage I highly recommend for anyone currently struggling with hand numbness.
While lying down, massage the pectoralis minor located between your arm and chest.
Press firmly on the pectoralis minor with the fingers of your other hand while raising and lowering your arm.
Applying stronger pressure can make it more effective.
Next, press the scalenes located at the base of the neck around the middle of the collarbone, and move your arm up and down the same way as before.
It’s easy to do while lying down, so try it in a relaxed state whenever you feel numbness or fatigue in your hands!
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Here’s an acupressure point that may help improve hand numbness.
The spot is on the upper part of the second joint of the thumb.
Use the other hand to rub the area side to side and massage it for 30 seconds.
If you have numbness, it may feel painful, but you should feel relief after the massage, so give it a try if you like.
It sounds unbelievable that you can improve it in just 30 seconds without any tools, but it’s simple, so there’s no harm in trying.
I hope it helps ease your painful hand numbness, even a little.
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There’s a massage that helps relieve painful hand numbness by improving lymphatic and blood flow.
Since it only involves gentle stroking, it’s easy to do while seated.
Lightly stroke from the ears down toward the base of the neck, as if guiding the flow.
Similarly, gently stroke below the collarbones from the center outward.
Finally, stroke from the wrists up toward the arms.
When blood and lymph flow in the neck, collarbones, and wrists is poor, numbness can appear in the hands.
In such cases, gently stroke these areas to help ease the pain and numbness.
Hand numbness Temporal muscle massageNEW!
Even if you rub your hands or massage your neck to try to relieve numbness or pain in your hands, it doesn’t get much better… For those people, here’s a jaw massage to try.
In fact, when the jaw muscles become stiff, they can compress the nerves in the hand and cause numbness.
Place three fingers on the tight area behind your ear and move them up and down for 10 seconds.
It’s easier to keep your head steady if you place your opposite hand on the opposite side of your head while doing this.
It’s surprising, isn’t it, that hand numbness could be caused by the muscles around the jaw? Give it a try at least once.
How to relieve hand numbness: a massage using a tennis ballNEW!
Numbness in the hands can happen to anyone due to illness or aging.
When hanging laundry, when using a computer…
you might be feeling numbness too, right? In this massage, we’ll target the pectoralis minor to help improve numbness.
The pectoralis minor is the muscle that connects the front of the shoulder to the chest.
First, lie face down and raise both arms.
Then place a tennis ball on the pectoralis minor, use your body weight to apply pressure while searching for tender spots, and once you find one, move side to side to loosen it.