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Old 11-16-2013, 09:30 PM #1
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Default A weird symptom
My thumb and first finger are completely numb. I have no idea why. They feel like they're asleep, but they never "wake up." I wasn't worried, but this going on day three. It's hard to bend, but doesn't hurt. I can't feel it lol. I didn't injure it. Anyone experience an oddity like this?

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