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A member asked:
A week after hand surgery, my fingers are experiencing constant "pins and needles". how long can i expect this to last, or when should i be conc
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I'd be concerned now: Call your Dr. who did the surgery,and let him know what is going on. This may be nothing,orit could be something serious like nerve damage.
Answered 11/28/2017
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