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If this condition occurs frequently, then I would suspect Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, a medical condition caused by compression of the median nerve as it travels through the wrist at the carpal tunnel:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carpal_tunnel_syndrome 

Neuropathy maybe? Are you diabetic?

Could be a pinched nerve in your neck...according to my doctor.

It might be peripheral neuritis. See your doctor.

I not  know  mine do the same  along with my toes   hope someone  will  tell us .

it could mean you are a diabetic, and you may have a heart problem. When my g. friend's husb was complaining of numbness and tingling and a little pain in his arm, he ended up having a heart attack adn found out he is a bad diabetic. 

that has happened to me before. i think it means that you have squeezed or sat on your fingers for to long.

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