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Pain In Ulnar Side Of Palm, Prominent Superficial Veins. Thromboembolic Phenomenon?
in afternoon,i got moderate pain in my ulnar side of the left palm.pain was sudden,duration about 1 hour.gradually decrease with in 3 hours. associated with prominent superficial veins in my left palm more on ulnar side which i suddenly notice when i washed my hands.is this thomboembolic phenomenon / strock/ neurological problem.i am 25 years old female
Fri, 21 Jun 2013
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The cause of problem is most probably due to compression of nerve , may be due to swelling.
This can be due to raynauds phenomenon[ due to excessive cold]
I will suggest you to undergo clinical examination
Check your vit B12 level and vit D3 level through blood test.
you need to investigate in the form of - X ray forearm and if needed, MRI and management accordingly
for further query contact my profile directly.
Take care
thanks for writing to us
The cause of problem is most probably due to compression of nerve , may be due to swelling.
This can be due to raynauds phenomenon[ due to excessive cold]
I will suggest you to undergo clinical examination
Check your vit B12 level and vit D3 level through blood test.
you need to investigate in the form of - X ray forearm and if needed, MRI and management accordingly
for further query contact my profile directly.
Take care
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