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What are symptoms of neurogenic atrophy in thenar muscle from nerve damage? can it be treated?

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Nerve damage: Weakness of the thenar muscles leads to weakness in grip, opening jars, and difficulty with daily hygiene. Occupational therapy can rebuild strength in the hand. See a neurosurgeon for evaluation of the weakness.

Answered 6/8/2014

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