Reply 1
is it chronic?
what triggers it?
what triggers it?
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by Forlornsoulis it chronic?
what triggers it?
what triggers it?
I think when I’m writing, on my laptop or when I’m in the gym
Reply 3
Maybe you need to rest it
Or your form in the gym is putting strain on it
Or your form in the gym is putting strain on it
Speak to a GP for advice.
I've chronic tenosynovitis - not fun to live with and I've had to adjust the way I do a lot of tasks as a result.
I've chronic tenosynovitis - not fun to live with and I've had to adjust the way I do a lot of tasks as a result.
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