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Woke this morning with right hand feeling swollen and puffed out, still have feeling , just feels thick ?
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See a doctor: Has this happened before? Did you sleep on it? Is the hand actually swollen and puffed out or just feels that way? Did you do any activity yesterday that may cause this feeling. Can you use your hand? If it persists or becomes chronic seek professional attention.
Answered 6/4/2018
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