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My fingers have been feeling uncomfortable lately i assumed from playing my ps3. its not really pain just discomfort. can i stop the discomfort?i'm 18
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Stop playing!: You're 18 but it says you're 34. Whichever age you are, you should stop doing the thing that causes you discomfort. Give the ps3 a rest and see what happens.
Answered 11/2/2013
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