Fingers numb after s*x...its been a week?? Help?

Question

So eight days ago, I was having s*x with my partner when all of a sudden the fingers on both of my hands went numb, like they fell asleep. We stopped for a minute and the feeling in my right hand came back very quickly, but my left hand continue to be numb.

Fast forward to a few hours later... all fingers (not the hand, just fingers) on my left hand except my ring finger are still numb. By the next morning, my pinky was back to normal, but my thumb, index and middle fingers were still numb.

Its now been over a week, and my thumb and index fingers still have this numb feeling. Its odd, because I can still feel pressure, pain, hot/cold, etc...but they have this peculiar feeling when I put pressure on them (like picking something up) and the nails are the worst... if I tap my nail on a table it makes the finger tingle.

Any ideas? Could I have had a stroke or little heart attack from over-exertion? Nothing else is apparently wrong with me.

I'm 28, male, 6'1", 250 pounds (42 inch waist).

Thanks for your input.

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Answer 2

If your partner was laying on you, or you were laying in an odd position, you may have pinched a nerve. If your arm feels funny, too, then it's very likely a pinched nerve, or you may have pulled something, like your rotator cuff. That's in your shoulder, but when I pulled mine, my fingers felt weird on that hand, too.

I seriously doubt you had a stroke or a heart attack from over-exertion. At 250 lbs and 6'1", you're not exactly a little guy, but my husband is at least 20 pounds heavier than you are, at the same height, and four years older than you are, and the worst he's ever gotten is out of breath, so I don't think you should worry about that, unless you have a pre-existing condition that you know about.  :)  

Try not using your left arm for another week. I suggest using a sling. Don't use it all day, and don't sleep with it on, but let it rest. At night, prop up your arm (like you're hugging it). This should start to help within a few days.

If this doesn't seem to start to help within a few days, you might have seriously damaged something, maybe even torn a ligament, and you should definitely go to a doctor.

And take it easy with the...er...vigorousness of your activities! :D

Good luck!