The phrase "affects hands" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in a context discussing how something influences or impacts the hands, but it requires additional context for proper understanding.
Example: "The new treatment affects hands by improving circulation and reducing pain."
Alternatives: "impacts hands" or "influences hands".
Severe hyperhidrosis commonly affects hands, face, axillae, and feet, causing significant medical and psychosocial consequences.
Reasons might include: Painful hands (such things as repetitive strain injury/occupational overuse syndrome/damage to nerve endings/injury to hands by machine tools, etc./disease that affects hands, such as arthritis, etc).. Lack of practice in using them for a new activity, such as a sporting activity that requires a new technique and way of using your hands.
Because restricted AROM is a consequence of a variety of diseases and conditions, it is important to know how restricted AROM at multiple upper extremity segments affects hand function.
Symptomatic hand osteoarthritis (OA) is a common condition that affects hand strength and function, and causes disability in activities of daily living.
Although no significant difference in the components was found between the most and least affected hands within groups, higher NC values were present in the most affected hand in 16 (64%) PD subjects.
The laborious nature of the deboning line led The US National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health to carry out a report last year into the prevalence of medical conditions affecting hands and wrists among workers at a poultry plant in Maryland.
The council had denied it was negligent and that there was a link between the removal of waste to a quarry north of the site and deformities affecting hands and feet.
He also reports intermittent tremor affecting hands and lower limbs.
Initially the skin is infused with edema mainly affecting hands.
lcSSc involves cutaneous manifestations mainly affecting hands, arms and face.
This counts for any time of the header, not just winter, and can affect hands.
