Tommy Lee , drummer for Mötley Crüe , shared photos on his Instagram and a humorous message about the results of the surgery he had on his right hand.
The musician briefly mentioned Dupuytren's contracture, a condition that causes internal stiffness in the hands and contraction of the fingers, a problem that hindered his movements and limited his function as a drummer and keyboardist.
“Well, kids, it’s show and tell time – hopefully this doesn’t ruin your lunch,” Lee wrote. “Just three weeks ago I underwent hand surgery by @drcohenhandsurgeon. He addressed two debilitating issues for me as a drummer, keyboardist, and pretty much everything related to my right hand.”
“I have my life back and my livelihood,” he continued. “And to you drummers and musicians, I can say that it’s possible to fix it! And in the last video I can spin my drumsticks again. I haven’t been able to do that for a few years due to Dupuytren’s disease and carpal tunnel problems that have now disappeared!”
The images are explicit and not recommended for sensitive viewers.
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