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I have experienced a pain in my left hand yesterday...but it is fine today. should i be concerned?
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Hand pain: If there are no visible or palpable lesions, no decrease in function and you remain symptom free- I would not fret. However, if symptoms resolve & worsen this might merit assessment.
Answered 10/24/2017
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