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Why do my hands feels puffy and swollen after going for a walk?
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Puffy hands: Hand swelling during exercise is a fairly common problem. The cause isn't completely clear, but hand swelling appears to be a result of the way your body and blood vessels respond to the increased energy demands of your muscles during exercise.
Answered 2/24/2018
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