Stif Fingers Frozen Shold - Type Of Attack Causing Stiffness In

Stif fingers frozen shold

Asked for Male, 68 Years

Type of attack causing stiffness in toe or all fingers of right hand like a fit lasting five to fifteen minutes the right srm is also efected by frozen shoulder for last one year

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