What Are the Most Common Causes of Finger Pain?

7. Peripheral Neuropathy

When the peripheral nerves in the hands are damaged, weakness, numbness, and pain can develop, all symptoms of peripheral neuropathy. Some people with this condition experience throbbing pain. Others feel burning or extreme sensitivity. Infections, conditions like diabetes, vitamin deficiencies, excessive alcohol use, autoimmune conditions, exposure to toxins or heavy metals, and injuries to the fingers or hands can cause peripheral neuropathy. Doctors may suggest prescriptions or over-the-counter medications to alleviate symptoms.

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