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It has affected my left palm, ring and pinky fingers with numbness, also my left hand has lost strength
I am in exactly the same boat as you! I also have quite a bit of wasting with the muscle between the thumb and fore-finger. The specialist is going to try and rush me to surgery within the month so I will be writing a post on the results in the future.
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