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Sudden onset of pain in both hands and feet. what could it be?
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Hand and foot pain: Many possibilities. Best to report this to your family physician so you can be examined and proper treatment given to you.
Answered 9/12/2016
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Pain: The best course of action is to see your family physician for an evaluation.
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