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A member asked:
When i use my tablet for a while i found my fingers are getting frozen . is that because of radiation ? if so what should i do ?
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Exercise: As with any exercise repetitive movements over time can cause cramping tingling pain and difficulty with movement. In this high tech age with smartphones tablets and computers the small muscles in the hands and fingers get quite a workout. Many now have similar complaints and even develop carpal tunnel syndrome.
Answered 9/28/2016
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