What is the cause of skin numbness outside the heart?

The reason for skin numbness outside the heart may be poor blood circulation, nerve compression, nerve regulation disorders, etc.

1. Poor blood circulation

If the patient's circulatory system is abnormal, resulting in poor blood circulation, so that the skin around the heart lacks blood nourishment, causing skin sensory changes, resulting in numbness.

2. Nerve compression

If the patient's heart is compressed, the sensory signals transmitted to the skin are disordered, resulting in skin numbness outside the heart.

3. Neuroregulation disorders

If the patient's autonomic nervous system is abnormal, interfering with nerve conduction around the heart, making nerve conduction abnormal, the above phenomenon occurs.