Somewhere
in the mid 1990's my dad was diagnosed with Dupuytren's Disease which
developed into Dupuytren's Contracture. He experienced the typical pain
and eventually opted to have surgery in the late 1990's for his
Dupuytren's Contracture on one hand. The surgery failed. He now has
Dupuytren's Contracture in both hands. Unfortunately this leaves him
somewhat handicapped due to the limited use of his hands. Now after
over 20 years with this disease, he no longer experiences any pain but
his palms are very dense/firm with nodules and cords. http://www.dupuytrensdiseasesupport.com/what-is-ledderhose-disease.html
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