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Old 06-09-2011, 02:43 PM #1
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Default Finger Twitching & TOS
Does anyone else have this?

I've had middle finger twitching for months. Oddly enough, that twitching ceased and was replaced with index finger twitching. Wierd. I've been doing a lot of scalene stretching...I don't know if maybe some adhesions broke loose and so another finger became impacted?

Everytime I bring this up with doctors they are unimpressed.

I suppose you're going to get this kind of wierdness when you're brachial plexus is under pressure.

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