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Swollen fingers. Caused by sleeping on them?

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PostPosted: 02/28/08 - 21:25    Post subject: Swollen fingers. Caused by sleeping on them? Vote now! Reply with quote
Recently my four right finger and pinky left finger tips have swelled up. I was wondering if this could be caused from me taking naps on my hands (using my hands as a pillow). When ever I wake up my hand is always asleep so the blood circulation must be getting cut off somewhat.
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