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Pain in joints of my hands on waking daily why?
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Possible arthritis: Morning pain in finger joint pain is fairly common in early arthritis. The joints in the hands and fingers or the most used joint in your body. After hours of immobility during sleep, they get stiff and require some warm-up. This is part of the normal course of aging for many people. Consider omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil (not vegetable sources) as a safe, long-term anti-inflammatory.
Answered 7/15/2012
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