Tendonitis Or Arthritis In My Hand
Diagnosis
After reviewing your medical history, including any previous joint injuries, your doctor will ask you specific questions about your pain:
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What does your pain feel like (sharp, dull, burning)?
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Where is your pain located? Is it limited to one area or does it spread away from the joint to involve a wider area on your arm, leg or hand?
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Do you have tingling, numbness or weakness?
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When did your pain start? Did it begin after a sudden increase...
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