NT, wuts wrong with my hand??

allredjs

allredjs

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monday i was doing some weight lifting, after 2 weeks of no work outs. (only active thing i did)
tuesday i work up with a swollen right palm and on my thumb.... its not too swollen but it still hurts 2day.
can it be from the weights. any way to get rid of it.

i dont have insurance so im not trying to go 2 the clinic unless it super serious
 
monday i was doing some weight lifting, after 2 weeks of no work outs. (only active thing i did)
tuesday i work up with a swollen right palm and on my thumb.... its not too swollen but it still hurts 2day.
can it be from the weights. any way to get rid of it.

i dont have insurance so im not trying to go 2 the clinic unless it super serious
 
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nah seriously tho, you might have just pinched a nerve. you'll be fine. unless you got bit by a radioactive spider in between sets. if thats the case....with great power comes great responsibility.
 
rip.


























nah seriously tho, you might have just pinched a nerve. you'll be fine. unless you got bit by a radioactive spider in between sets. if thats the case....with great power comes great responsibility.
 
you might have just got a brusied bone or something.

samething happen to me monday i was lifting and my right palm on my tumb hurt to after i finished...like i said might be a bruised bone...you will be alright
 
you might have just got a brusied bone or something.

samething happen to me monday i was lifting and my right palm on my tumb hurt to after i finished...like i said might be a bruised bone...you will be alright
 
^ it didnt hurt after i stop lifting.... it started to hurt the nxt morning. prob nuthing serious tho.
 
^ it didnt hurt after i stop lifting.... it started to hurt the nxt morning. prob nuthing serious tho.
 
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There's a fluid in your muscle that can cause swelling if there's too much movement towards the tissues.
 
There's a fluid in your muscle that can cause swelling if there's too much movement towards the tissues.
 
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