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Q: Serious Pain In Left Hand
asked by: putters on November 10th, 2004
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A couple of days ago I started having slight pain in my left thumb while at work. As the day went on the pain increased and spread throughout most of my left hand. The pain is not usually constant but very severe when I put any stress on it at all (twist something, make a fist, try to lift with that hand, etc). I really don't believe it to be carpal tunnel from what i've read and heard, but I didn't injure the hand in any way recently either. Could it be a pinched nerve or something along those lines? Please help...The pain is intense and I don't have a clue!!!

P.S. There is no visible swelling, but the painful area feels very tight
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Christopher Xiao
replied on December 11th, 2004
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Depends on what sort of work you are doing.

If you are using a lot of keyboards, you should immediately change your keyboard to a flatter one, (as flat as possible)

get a wrist stand

also, stop using computers for a days, use rubbing alcohol, and stretch your wrists frequently
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