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Symptom: Swelling In Hands

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Swelling In Hands

Swelling in the hands occurs when area between the wrist and fingers becomes enlarged, usually because of poor circulation or increased fluid retention.

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In a.m. even the tips of fingers or underneathe pads are puffed out. As day progresses I can see them start to shrivel. If i go to bed with a ring or rings that too tired to remove, pay big the next day as it can take all day to get removed. Today I might be stuck worse and need to have one cut off. BMI is very low. Since dx'd have lost over 30 lbs. Wt. was considered thin at that time by rheumatologist.4/30/2012 at 12:34 PM
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No pain but deformed thumbs4/7/2012 at 01:04 PM
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Unable to drive, pick up objects, limited dexterity 3/22/2011 at 03:39 PM
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Last updated on May 14 2012 at 04:55
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