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[QUOTE=PatAttack;1291975]Thank you everyone for all of the replies. I guess arthritis is possible, but at the age of 28 it seems a bit unlikely? I shall also look into the grape seed extract.

Pat--I have the same fingers condition that you described in February, and my condition is getting worse. Have you found the cause or relief?
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