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My index finger of my left hand is puffy since 2011 , i never asked a doctor before ! what can i do ? does the cure exist ? and thanks .
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See physician: The most likely reason is an injury that occurred in 2011. You need to see your physician. He/she can examine the finger, obtain an Xray if need be, and determine if and how the problem can be solved.
Answered 9/4/2014
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