A male asked:
what would cause a throbbing pain in the center of my hand? pain is dull, sometimes sharp. doesn't affect my fingers.
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Dr. Raymond Raven answered
24 years experience Hand Surgery
Depends: Throbbing pain in the center of your hand can be caused by several conditions, including nerve irritation, circulatory issues, arthritis and tendonitis. If symptoms continue beyond a few days or so, see you primary doctor or a hand specialist for a complete evaluation.
Answered on May 27, 2019
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