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My boyfriend works at neenah foundry as a chipper. hes lost all feeling in his hands and they go stiff. is that normal? will feeling ever return?
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Not normal: Constant numbness in the hand whatever the cause is not normal. If his feeling does not improve he needs to see his doctor and get things checked out.
Answered 4/16/2016
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