Pain In Finger Joints Last Three Months - I Have Pain In Finger

Pain in finger joints last three months

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I have pain in finger joints from last three months and as prescribed by doctors taken medication like Chymoral forte tablets 15 days, Zerodol-p tablets 15 days and Dynapar-QPS Topical spray one month but condition is same. I am still feeling pain and weakness in fingers and unable to grip my fist tightly and carry loads from my hand. I have also skin problems in feet sole and as per doctors diagnosis, it is Plantar Psoriasis or Keratoderma for which they given me medicine and ointment given below - Hymos cream, Powercort-S 6% ointment, Fexoraj- M Tablet, Tocobion softgel capsule and Momoz- S ointment.

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