Pinky Finger Numbness & Tingling? It Could Be This Nerve!

The ulnar nerve is the second most commonly entrapped nerve (median nerve is the most common). Although entrapment of the ulnar nerve can be caused by trauma, it primarily occurs due to repetitive compression such as leaning on the elbows or wrists or prolonged elbow flexion. Symptoms can include pain, weakness, numbness, or tingling down the inside of the forearm into the pinky finger and part of the ring finger.

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