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Dr. Roach: A pinched ulnar nerve causes intense pain and tingling

stltoday.com · 7h · first report

Dear Dr. Roach: I'm an active 76-year-old retired accountant who likely spent too many hours at a computer. Now I'm paying for it with a painful condition. My general physician says that I have a pinched or compressed ulnar nerve,…

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