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Old 03-09-2008, 11:05 PM #1
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Default Finger Spasticity??? GRRRRR!!!

I'm just fulla questions tonight....

Does anyone here have spasticity in their fingers? I have trouble making a fist in both my hands now...usually the left is worse than the right. I simply can't bend my fingers, and it stays with me throughout the day.

I've read that spasticity is more unusual in fingers, but it does occur--and behavior-wise, this certainly resembles spasticity.

My neuro thinks it's my MS, and my PCP thinks it's my Crohn's---I don't mind which it is, just so long as the meds take care of it!

I read somewhere that keeping your hands active is a good way to combat finger spasticity. I'm a musician, and when I'm not practicing, when I'm just sitting around, I crochet a lot--and I've just bought a new mandolin (I usta kinda, sorta play!) so I could sit and strum and keep them fingers moving!

Anyone else here have this problem? Thoughts, suggestions, vents, or humorous quips to share???
(No mandolin bashing, now!)
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