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Old 06-03-2018, 06:47 AM #1
Shak2388 Shak2388 is offline
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Default Fingers numbness
Just want to ask if anyone else gets this.
Fingers go numb when holding something tightly it happens on either hand e.g. like holding the mobile for a period of time or holding the steering wheel whilst driving..the strange thing is after getting this numbness I don't feel the after effect pins and needles,my fingers just go back to normal its a weird one.
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