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lakersfreak

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Part of Pinky Finger Numb - caused by Writing? Posted: 10-29-07 01:33am


Hi. Part of my pinky finger has been numb for 2 days now. This has never happened before. I can move my finger just fine, but if I scratch a certain area on my finger I can't feel it! Its numb!!! I did go through 2 days of work related testing and Im guessing all the writing I did (8 hours each day) has something to do with it??? Can anyone help me. THANKS

yogahoneybunny

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Posted: 11-25-07 04:27am


Was the numbness temporary? I'd say that an overworked nerve could produce this effect .... but I'm interested in knowing if the condition cleared up by itself.

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