Same here! I thought I was just some kind of weirdo.I am right handed but fap with the left.
I think I like that it feels a little awkward and uncomfortable.
Also, it takes most of us GIAORTERs two hands to fap…
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Same here! I thought I was just some kind of weirdo.I am right handed but fap with the left.
I think I like that it feels a little awkward and uncomfortable.
I have some tingling but it’s been 14 months so I assume that’s been long enough to call it shotBruner incision,.. Unless you've lost all feeling in that ring finger they might have just severely stretched the nerve when they straightened everything out,.. If you at least have some tingling sensation the nerve may still be regenerating,.. Can take months sometimes.
That's what the Dr told me - if there is damage to a nerve from this it's like a mm/month or something (may be off on that) to repair itself.Bruner incision,.. Unless you've lost all feeling in that ring finger they might have just severely stretched the nerve when they straightened everything out,.. If you at least have some tingling sensation the nerve may still be regenerating,.. Can take months sometimes.
Just curious how you knew to have something like that done. Did your hand swell up or something beforehand?Sounds similar to mine. I have a lightning bolt scar from my first joint by the fingernail to 3/4 of the way down my palm. They remove and clean up my tendons so I can actually open my finger. I never actually fully regained feeling on my left ring finger because I assume he slightly clipped a nerve. Yay me.
Best of luck. Will be curious to hear your updates. At some point I've got a bunch of fingers, on both hands, with Depuytrens contractures that are going to have to be dealt with.So I had surgery on my left hand yesterday - probably hand AIDS. What a terrible inconvenience this is! I'm left-handed, and now can't use my left hand for anything for two weeks - pretty much the worst thing to happen to any person, ever.
I've never even tried to do any normal day to day stuff with my right hand before, so it's all weird and abnormal and feels awkward - I don't know how you right-handed people make it through the day!!
And I can't even feel any of the fingers on my left hand (which is apparently normal for now), so I've got to be real careful that I haven't set them on a hot burner, or put them in the blender, or anything.
Thoughts and prayers for my continued survival!!
So after I posted what spurred this is realized I skipped over that affliction. Never heard of it before but seems not uncommon here on HORT. Hoping for the best for you guys.Best of luck. Will be curious to hear your updates. At some point I've got a bunch of fingers, on both hands, with Depuytrens contractures that are going to have to be dealt with.
Yeah, in some cases it can be dealt with via injections or relatively easy localized cutting of tendon to release the finger. So I went to see a hand surgeon at one point about it. She starts by saying the words that I thought they taught you not to lead with in first year of medical school: "oh this is interesting." Then she starts using phrases like "have a look around" and "skin grafts". So I decided to wait a bit.So after I posted what spurred this is realized I skipped over that affliction. Never heard of it before but seems not uncommon here on HORT. Hoping for the best for you guys.
My first surgery went really well. I am only 32 and my left hand ring finger was about 45 degrees. Lots of buildup in the palm and knuckles. I also have knuckle pads. My hand now goes flat on a table but it’s pretty stiff. Nothing they can do about the knuckle pads. Therapy is very tough and honestly is kinda mentally tough too just not being able to use your hand for a while. I have my other hand scheduled for the 27th here so get to do it all over againBest of luck. Will be curious to hear your updates. At some point I've got a bunch of fingers, on both hands, with Depuytrens contractures that are going to have to be dealt with.
My wife’s cousin did the injections. He was pleased with it but said it was the most painful thing in his life. And they hit it in several spots.Yeah, in some cases it can be dealt with via injections or relatively easy localized cutting of tendon to release the finger. So I went to see a hand surgeon at one point about it. She starts by saying the words that I thought they taught you not to lead with in first year of medical school: "oh this is interesting." Then she starts using phrases like "have a look around" and "skin grafts". So I decided to wait a bit.
My fingers won’t go flat. Only get to about 45 degrees so it makes every day tasks more difficult. I can’t lay my hand flat on a table. I feel it’s also messing up my knuckles and pulling them sideways.Just curious how you knew to have something like that done. Did your hand swell up or something beforehand?
Amen. Now that I’ve had one for a couple years, I find it pretty disgusting not to use one.Get a bidet!
My issue was a little different. It was a mass that had built up under a finger. Kinda like this:Best of luck. Will be curious to hear your updates. At some point I've got a bunch of fingers, on both hands, with Depuytrens contractures that are going to have to be dealt with.
Someone is getting some strange tonight.So I had surgery on my left hand yesterday - probably hand AIDS. What a terrible inconvenience this is! I'm left-handed, and now can't use my left hand for anything for two weeks - pretty much the worst thing to happen to any person, ever.
I've never even tried to do any normal day to day stuff with my right hand before, so it's all weird and abnormal and feels awkward - I don't know how you right-handed people make it through the day!!
And I can't even feel any of the fingers on my left hand (which is apparently normal for now), so I've got to be real careful that I haven't set them on a hot burner, or put them in the blender, or anything.
Thoughts and prayers for my continued survival!!
Someone is getting some strange tonight.
Maybe it’s just me, but I became an ambidextrous fapper ~96 hours after discovering internet porn due to the mouse.I you had changed it up once in a while and fapped with your right hand, you wouldn't be struggling so badly now.
I broke my dominant arm in high school. Having a cast sucked. Some of the problems…So I had surgery on my left hand yesterday - probably hand AIDS. What a terrible inconvenience this is! I'm left-handed, and now can't use my left hand for anything for two weeks - pretty much the worst thing to happen to any person, ever.
I've never even tried to do any normal day to day stuff with my right hand before, so it's all weird and abnormal and feels awkward - I don't know how you right-handed people make it through the day!!
And I can't even feel any of the fingers on my left hand (which is apparently normal for now), so I've got to be real careful that I haven't set them on a hot burner, or put them in the blender, or anything.
Thoughts and prayers for my continued survival!!
True dat. Nose picking is kinda sloppy also, a guy told me.Somebody is going to get shit all over their hands trying to wipe their ass. Have fun!
No shit. I am a candidate for that as well. Did you look into injections at all prior? How has your recovery gone?What did you have done?
Last year I had dupuytrebs contracture surgery to remove from my left hand. That hand was out of commission for a solid month and took several months to regain full strength. End of this month I have my right hand. I’m somewhat ambidextrous but still not looking forward to wiping and fapping with the left. Sounds like I better start to practice
hopefully that wasn't your bean flickin hand, get well soon!So I had surgery on my left hand yesterday - probably hand AIDS. What a terrible inconvenience this is! I'm left-handed, and now can't use my left hand for anything for two weeks - pretty much the worst thing to happen to any person, ever.
I've never even tried to do any normal day to day stuff with my right hand before, so it's all weird and abnormal and feels awkward - I don't know how you right-handed people make it through the day!!
And I can't even feel any of the fingers on my left hand (which is apparently normal for now), so I've got to be real careful that I haven't set them on a hot burner, or put them in the blender, or anything.
Thoughts and prayers for my continued survival!!
*Amphibious.On the bright side, if you practice with your non-dominant hand you could end up ambidextrous!
Dang, dude. Lotta cuttin‘ goin’ on.Without getting too gross or whatever, had a "mass" removed from my left middle finger. Dr wasn't sure what it was - gotta get it tested (like I said, the hand AIDS!). To get it though they had to cut from halfway down my palm to halfway up that finger.
Wifey is a wrong hander. #NoproblemswithtechniquedoeWe’re all in this together!!
#LeftHandStrong
#BeatHandAIDS
#FapSouthpawToSaveLives
It was first thought to be a Northern European thingy, and called the Viking Disease. Google that thing. Turns out it is a worldwide issue, more so with males.So after I posted what spurred this is realized I skipped over that affliction. Never heard of it before but seems not uncommon here on HORT. Hoping for the best for you guys.
I have some tingling but it’s been 14 months so I assume that’s been long enough to call it shot
Ts & Ps to your balls and hoping they don't explode from the resulting pressure buildup.So I had surgery on my left hand yesterday - probably hand AIDS. What a terrible inconvenience this is! I'm left-handed, and now can't use my left hand for anything for two weeks - pretty much the worst thing to happen to any person, ever.
I've never even tried to do any normal day to day stuff with my right hand before, so it's all weird and abnormal and feels awkward - I don't know how you right-handed people make it through the day!!
And I can't even feel any of the fingers on my left hand (which is apparently normal for now), so I've got to be real careful that I haven't set them on a hot burner, or put them in the blender, or anything.
Thoughts and prayers for my continued survival!!
So after I posted what spurred this is realized I skipped over that affliction. Never heard of it before but seems not uncommon here on HORT. Hoping for the best for you guys.
Actually, it has shown to be widespread in other places, such as Northern Africa.Have heard that Dupuytrens affects to some degree approx. 20% of individuals of northern European descent,.. Some of the recognizable afflicted that I'm aware of would be Ronald Reagan, Margaret Thatcher, John Elway...