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What to do if i still have pain in both hands - should i see a doctor or something?
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Yes: It depends why you are having pain in your hands, but t could be quite an easy fix. See your primary care and the can steer you towards rheumatology, orthopedics or interventional pain specialists.
Answered 9/1/2013
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