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I wake up with shriveled fingertips every morning. why? (i drink lots of water, do not have aids...to rule out a couple reasons)
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Doctor can check: A person who feels her fingertips have shriveled skin each morning but not during the remainder of the day can take some good pictures of the fingertips, such as in the morning to show shriveling, and again around midday and at bedtime. She can show the pictures to her primary care doctor and to a dermatologist to see what might be the problem.
Answered 9/16/2018
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