hi, im a 34 year old , live in the uk.
i dont personally have any arthritis in any of my hands, i have slight damaged nerves in my right knuckle on my right hand, middle knuckle, from punching something immovable about 10 years ago.
i have a slightly disjointed and crooked little finger on my left hand from an injury years ago....no surgery can fix it so its permanantly slightly deformed looking.
but i can still grip with both hands, but not as strongly with my left hand.
im just wondering if there are people outthere that have arthritis in their hands, but they can still grip tools and implements?
thanks
i dont personally have any arthritis in any of my hands, i have slight damaged nerves in my right knuckle on my right hand, middle knuckle, from punching something immovable about 10 years ago.
i have a slightly disjointed and crooked little finger on my left hand from an injury years ago....no surgery can fix it so its permanantly slightly deformed looking.
but i can still grip with both hands, but not as strongly with my left hand.
im just wondering if there are people outthere that have arthritis in their hands, but they can still grip tools and implements?
thanks
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I still can use tools to a limited extent for maybe an hour or so a day. I'm 56 and have problems with both hands. There is a medication called Tramdol which greatly helps with the pain.
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It varies from one case to another from the type of arthritis and for the period of time you will be doing the job. If you are doing the right things about stabilizing your health you can cause the disorder to go into remission.
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I do! Some things I have had to learn to hold differently, but there is nothing that I cannot do that I could before!