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Old 10-27-2010, 08:46 AM #1
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Question wrist swelling
to clarify i do not have cts, but i think tos. however. i have noticed that on the inside of my wrist above ring finger and pinky there is a huge bulge that i know was not there before. has anyone else experienced this? would tos cause that? ive had a few docs call me crazy but i know my own wrists, darnit!
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