Susan C. asked

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I have had mild throbbing in my hands for months, which initially felt very achy and now feels like they've been warmed up quickly after being in cold temperatures. I am 5 months postpartum, have had an MRI and bloodwork with normal results, and do not believe it is carpal tunnel. What could be causing this?

November 18th, 2024

Kristin C. answered

Several potential causes for the mild throbbing sensation in your hands include: 1. De Quervain's te...

November 18th, 2024

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