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Is it normal to get joint pain in your fingers after you quit smoking?
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Most likely not.....: No, not at age 16. Joints have very poor blood supply, and smoking does cause vascular/blood issues, but at your young age, it is mostly a non-smoking associated arthritis.
Answered 10/24/2017
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