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By tony1995 | Feb 07, 2012

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Answered by John Gallucci Jr, MS, ATC, PT, DPT

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therapy for a pinky that had pins and is now stiffed , what kind of exercise can i do, right now .

John Gallucci Jr, MS, ATC, PT, DPT

Feb 15, 2012

To: tony1995

You should attend a course of physical therapy to regain full functional range of motion and strength. At this point gently flex the finger daily as long as your physician feels you have healed well. Best in health, JAG

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