What might cause tingling arms and painful veins?

Answer by  rosieposey78 (1304)

Nerve irritation, decreased blood flow or circulation problems, and musculoskeletal pain can cause these sensations. Nerve irritation may be due to a herniated disc in the back. Nerves or blood flow could be pinched under the arms. Narrowing of the veins due to atherosclerosis may also cause pain.

Answer by  Duncan (1124)

High blood pressure as well as diabetes could be the cause. You should see your doctor to find out whether that is the issue.

Answer by  MattK (1713)

The causes of tingling arms and painful veins are varied, but the most common underlying cause would be Diabetes mellitus. Multiple sclerosis can also be a candidate for any of these symptoms. Poisoning can also be implicated.

Answer by  dazyrose (66)

This could possible be caused by some type of neuropathy. In the case of a diabetic, diabetic neuropathy or possibly if you had some type of injury.

Answer by  Riley (765)

Varicose veins can cause pain. They usually occur in the legs however they can occur in other veins too. Blood clots also cause pain in the veins. These can be superficial or deep. With both of these there is usually swelling. Tingling in the arms can be numerous things. Some of these are fibromyalgia, a systemic disorder or spine problem.