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Andy55,

Welcome to NeuroTalk. Your hand issue does not sound like a PCS issue. It sounds like you have a problem with your proprioceptive nerves that tell your brain about position.

Have you ever had problems with carpal tunnel syndrome ?

What kind of work do you do ?

Have you done anything manual that differs from your past ?

Have you done anything with aluminum or concrete ?

I used to have severe carpal tunnel syndrome. I found I had behaviors and substances that were causing my problem. Once I fixed these issues, I have been free of carpal tunnel syndrome. The Doc wanted to do surgery but I was able to avoid the knife.

Tell us more about yourself, your activities, etc. Maybe we can find a solution for you.
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