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PostPosted: 12/31/06 - 15:25    Post subject: POST PARATHRYROID SURGERY AND SWOLLEN HANDS Vote now! Reply with quote
HAD LOWER LEFT PARTHYROID REMOVED 2 WEES AGO. YESTERDAY RIGHT HAND SWELLED UP, MOSTLY HAND AND WRIST NOT FINGERS. ER ROOM VISIT LAST NIGHT. DOC DID ULTRA SOUND TO RULE OUT BLOOD CLOT IN VEINS AND CBC WAS NORMAL. NOW RIGHT HAND IS STARTING TO SWELL BETWEEN FINGERS. ITCHING AND SOME PAIN DUE TO SWELLING. BENEDRYLL GIVEN-DID NOT HELP.
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