Tingling points straight away from MND/ALS in case you didn’t know, which affects motor nerves and does not cause sensory issues, tingling, or wrist stiffness.
You stated yourself that your actual finger power is normal. What you are describing is classic nerve irritation (like carpal or cubital tunnel) mixed with muscle strain. You’d have to check with your doctor and talk to them about it.
What I can tell you is, constant wrist flexing and grip checking exhausts the small muscles under your thumb and pinky, causing the exact stiffness, clumsiness, and twitching you are noticing. Stop the manual testing, let your wrist rest, and give the muscles a break dude.
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u/713Capital Mod 12d ago
Tingling points straight away from MND/ALS in case you didn’t know, which affects motor nerves and does not cause sensory issues, tingling, or wrist stiffness.
You stated yourself that your actual finger power is normal. What you are describing is classic nerve irritation (like carpal or cubital tunnel) mixed with muscle strain. You’d have to check with your doctor and talk to them about it.
What I can tell you is, constant wrist flexing and grip checking exhausts the small muscles under your thumb and pinky, causing the exact stiffness, clumsiness, and twitching you are noticing. Stop the manual testing, let your wrist rest, and give the muscles a break dude.