My husband often has numbness in the outside part of the hand (Little finger, ring finger) mainly the right hand. It comes on usually when lying down. He has Diabetes.

need to notify doctor for medical problems

for medical advise go to your doctor --fixya cant give you a medical exam to determine one of many reasons for your symptmon

Always seek heath information from your doctor.
However, it sounds like a pinched nerve to me.

numbness in the arms is typical carpal tunnel syndrome, i had it , had a neurologist do some tests and had both hands done at once, i suggest onyly 1 hand at a time, numbness is due to pressure on a nerve fot the legs numbness on the outside of the thigh is usually pressure on a nerve in the groin area usually due to weight or wearing a belt to tight over time.

Hii,
The exact fingers position on the keyboard is as following
For Left Hand
Little finger on A, Ring finger on S,Middle finger on D and Index finger on F
For Right Hand
Little finger on ;, Ring finger on L,Middle finger on K and Index finger on J
You can gain speed by placing your finger this way..GO for it

Umm you don't say what engine, so I'll give you generic directions, first follow the upper radiator hose to where it goes in the engine, there's either two or three bolts and a flat flange, unbolt and remove the flange, you don't have to remove the hose(Easier if you don't)

(It's usually stuck give the hose a sideways whack with your hand, that'll usually pop the flange right off)

Some use a flat gasket, some use an "O" ring for sealing, clean it thoroughly ALL those annoying little paper scraps MUST come off both block side and hose side
(I usually use a wire wheel)
replace the new thermostat with the spring looking side into the engine. if an "O" ring no sealer is needed, if a flat paper either coat both sides in Blue silicone(Thin coating, or just use the silicone and no gasket run a bead and smooth it with your finger, won;t hurt you and fairly easy to wipe offPut the hose end back on ans start the bolts by finger, run them down loosely and be sure some blue squooshes out evenly all around tighten bolts medium tight and fill with WATER, check for leaks, if no leaks add antifreeze and you'e done

Hi teresa - On your mouse you'll see the Logitech logo. A little away from the logo, towards the scroll wheel, you'll find some raised lines or grooves. I do this with one hand because my right hand's paralyzed. You can do it however you want. Here's how I do it: I use my left hand, ring and little finger on left side, thumb on right side of mouse. Take your index finger and gently yet firmly push on the raised lines and pull back away from the scroll wheel. The cover should come right off. I hope I described this well enough. Like I said I use one hand but I'm sure you'll get the jist. If this solved your problem PLEASE rate this as fixed. If you need more help just add a comment and I'll be happy to assist you further. Thanks.

Jeff