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I have numbness and tingling in both hands that gets worse when sleeping, gripping or repetitive movement.painful when trying to grip small objects.?
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Carpal tunnel issues: These symptoms would most likely be due to carpal tunnel syndrome. Repetitive work or other activities that involve much motion with your hands and forearms can foster it. An EMG is an accurate means of diagnosing. Treatments are very effective and include work modifications, physical therapy, medications, and surgery.
Answered 8/11/2017
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