HAVS test

By Irishlew72,
July 22, 2019 in Picture Forum

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Posted July 29, 2019

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Posted July 29, 2019

16 hours ago, Irishlew72 said:

Thanks chaps, unsure what to think at the minute as I’m not getting tingling fingers just an achey pain more than anything, spoke to doc on the phone and he said it was fitting with HAVS but then was confused when I said i don’t get the tingly feeling as such, and using the machines is fine, he said I’d be hurting/tingling using them which I’m not, god knows but classic wait a month and call me if it’s not better ?

How ya Lew, I hope yer well. Drop me a message if yer ever lookin' fer some work as i'm in Mid Devon meself. K

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