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Old 10-18-2016, 02:36 PM #1
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Smile Hand cramps
Has anyone had any problems with hand that seem to cramp. I can move them ok, but they seem to want to lock-up. Almost reminds me of what Annie called Trigger Finger.
I had lots of problems around the first of the year, but have been really good since, and hope it continues.
It would be helpful if anyone has experienced this to comment about what they thought.
Thanks all
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