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  • Hot or Cold Hands?
    • Hot or Cold Hands?
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    11/13/2004 23:13
    Margaret 
    11/13/2004 23:13
    Margaret      		Survey

    I have had Dupuytrens for 26 yrs. 8 surgeries and one NA. I have never had cold hands, in fact my hands are always warm.
    11/16/2004 23:47
    Ron 
    11/16/2004 23:47
    Ron      		dupuytrens

    I am 49, have had 4 surgeries on right hand. The first in '92 and the last with a skin graft from my wrist in '02. The little finger is permanantly bent. Have area in palm near the thumb. Left hand has cords on little, ring, middle fingers and thumb. Large cords in palm. As a rule, hands are not cold but when rigth hand gets cold does bother little finger somewhat. Have had considerable pain in rigth hand each time before the surgery. After the last surgery there was very good therapy that I feel made a significant difference in the recovery.
    11/17/2004 23:06
    john N

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    11/17/2004 23:06
    john N

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    		 hot

    have aggressive duyputrens, hands and feet.Surgery X4 followed by NA X2 yes it IS possible! feet so hot I always stick them outside the bedcovers
    11/17/2004 23:40
    PAUL PACHUTA

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    11/17/2004 23:40
    PAUL PACHUTA

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    		 N/A PROCEDURE

    I HAD THE NA PROCEDURE DONE WITH DR. EATON ON 11/08/04. THE PROCEDURE LASTED 25 MINUTES,A FEW BEE LIKE STINGS IN MY LEFT PALM AND MY LEFT PINKY WAS STRAIGHT AGAIN. TEN DAYS LATER THE SORENESS IS WARING OFF, MY HAND FEELS AND LOOKS GREAT. IF THE DUPUYTREN RETURNS SO WILL I TO DR. EATON.
    GOOD LUCK
    11/22/2004 23:42
    Peggy

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    11/22/2004 23:42
    Peggy

    not registered

    		 Good News

    Hi Paul. Congrats on your successful procedure. I too am affected in my left pinkie. I have an appt with Dr. Eaton in February and am anxious to have a flat hand again. I will keep you posted.
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