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Old 12-31-2020, 09:08 PM #1
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Right now I don't have much pain in my fingers. I have it everywhere else.
I have used the palm of my hand and it seems to work fine. The issue I have with my fingers is callouses.
They never seem to go away.
Doctor says use different fingers.
So now I have callouses on several fingers.

Happy New Year...
I have neuropathy in all of my fingers and both of my palms, so I'm considering alternate sites. Happy new Year!
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