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Are there any health risks of having long and thin fingers?
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Probably no: It really depends how tall one is and what other health issues the individual has. A very tall person with long fingers and a history of loose-jointedness and lens dislocations would likely have marfan's syndrome.
Answered 3/24/2014
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