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Diabetes Fingertips hurt
My fingertips hurt from testing. Does it matter if I get my blood sample from somewhere else on my body?
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How much u drink?? Alcohol initially vasodilates so u feel warmth. U might have observed that initially thr is no pain but if u drink in larger quantity and for chronic means for months n years then u feel pain.start to restrict urself for 60ml initially and see d result and inform.
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Hi It's quite Normal Do not over stress yourself.
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