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Old 04-21-2008, 05:01 PM #5
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Ok, I don't know if this is an MS thing or not so bear with me.

I was spray painting some chairs this weekend. I went through 6 bottles of it. I got a blister on my finger, which is not the odd thing, but what happened is the tip of my finger went numb. It is still numb today!

Did I trigger some MS reaction? Is it even related to the MS? I don't want to call the neuro if I just used the finger too much. Has anyone else ever experienced something like this on another body part?

Just curious
I think the numbness is probably due to the spray pain can. I got like that when I spray pained a bed. My finger had the indent and was numb and hurt when the numbness went away. Not sure how long it lasted though, it was a few years ago. They say see if things last more than 2 or 3 days before you start to worry, especially something like that.

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