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A member asked:
My index finger on my left and right hand bend slightly towards my middle finger. is that normal? im kinda like thinking weird stuff lol
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Can be normal!: Mild curving of the fingers is pretty common. Does it run in your family? Do you have any pain? Does it affect the proper functioning of your hand? If this has always been the case for you or is mild and not painful, you can relax. If it is painful, or getting worse, do see a doc.
Answered 8/30/2018
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