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I had my operation on throat cancer one month ago..now having high BP.. n suffering problem in lifting my right hand.
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You must get it examined by a doctor as to ehy u cant lift it
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Meet a physio as soon as posbl . He wil help u with effective hand excs and stimulations to let ur hand move again
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