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#Punched wall and hand hurts gripping penc professional#
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My husband hand a similar injury years ago & it's NEVER returned to normal. Much like with your wrists, you can cause pain and injury in the larger joints of your arm if you punch with poor form. Most users who post responses try to do some research 1st if they haven't had something similar so that they aren't blindly giving advice that may cause more damage. Sorry that you didn't get responses quickly.
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