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Trigeminial neuralgia have dead right wrist& no feeling in pinky or ring fingergoing on for over a week. is this tn related or something else?
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Not TN: This is likely a ulnar nerve injury and may be related to prolonged pressure or another injury. You should have this evaluated by a neurologist as the longer you have it the less likely any treatable causes will help you recover function.
Answered 3/16/2017
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