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10-09-2007, 09:28 PM
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Thumb Basal Joint
Hello,
I suffer from mild right-sided hemiplegia. With my right palm facing upwards, my thumb basal joint is elevated more than it should be. If I place the back of my hand on a hard surface and press on the joint it will move to what I believe is its correct position, making a horrible cracking sounds in the process (usually between two and four cracks.) Any information and advice would be much appriciated. Thanks, Chris     
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