I have started weight training since 3 months. I am spending average 40min a day, average 4 days in a week. When I started I was 158lb and now I am 144lb. My height is 5'8". Friends and families have been noticing a lot of good changes in my body. but recently I have been noticing that in the morning my fingers feel not comfortable to bend. Its not painful till the date but cannot bend it as usual. It goes away after a minute or so. I thought I was eating too much protein (almost 200gm average) a day and it is kind of side effect to it. I went to doctor yesterday and asked for blood test for uric acid and CRP test. I hope result will come tomorrow. Just wanted to know, is it normal to have finger bending problem as a strength training beginner?
I will post my result as soon as i get it.
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08-15-2018, 06:19 PM #1
Finger joint stiffness in the morning
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08-15-2018, 06:31 PM #2
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08-15-2018, 06:48 PM #3
I love to sleep on left side but all most every night at some point I feel my left hand become numb. Feels like blood flow is stopped on the left hand and I need to change the sleeping position to feel normal. Sleeping on stomach also gave me same issue. I have been trying to sleeping on back, hand numb problem is gone but finger bending stiffness problem is not gone.
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08-16-2018, 02:47 AM #4
I only experience this during a lifting session after lifting heavy ass weight, it takes a few seconds for my fingers to bend normally.
I think it may be best to stick with your Dr and see what they say. But this isn't a side effect of protein, no.“One of the greatest experiences in life is achieving personal goals that others said would be, ‘impossible to attain.’ Be proud of your success and share your story with others.” -Robert Cheeke
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08-16-2018, 04:43 AM #5
I experience this as well, but in my case (age) it's arthritis. I curl my fingers of one hand into my palm, and using the other hand, one at a time, gently push my fingernail into the palm of that hand. I just apply steady pressure, not forcing them into excruciating painful positions. This helps with my flexibility, stiffness, and soreness.
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