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Life Sciences => Physiology & Medicine => Topic started by: Pseudoscience-is-malarkey on 23/11/2021 15:35:54
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My left wrist and the base of my thumb hurt a little when I twist or flex them a certain way.
And please no jokes like "You'll have to masturbate with your right hand".
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My left wrist and the base of my thumb hurt a little when I twist or flex them a certain way.
Then don't twist or flex them that certain way.
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My left wrist and the base of my thumb hurt a little when I twist or flex them a certain way.
Then don't twist or flex them that certain way.
That's your impersonation of an obtuse doctor, is it?
"Doctor, I hit my head on the corner of the kitchen cupboard and now there's a soft mushy depression in my scalp that makes my head spin when I touch it"
"Well don't touch it then."
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Ask your doctor what he thinks.
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That's your impersonation of an obtuse doctor, is it?
No.
It's my way of pointing out that the OP shouldn't expect medical advice on line to be any good.
In fairness, I think Origin's way of putting it
Ask your doctor what he thinks.
was probably better (give or take the fact that some doctors are "she" rather than "he").
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"Well don't touch it then."
That would be very sound advice, wouldn't it?