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    Due to the nature of your injury you may well...

    Due to the nature of your injury you may well need more than just one remedy but if you do some research you will find it is most definitely a homoepathic remedy & the lead remedy for nerve injuries...
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    There is a homoepathic remedy called "Hypericum"...

    There is a homoepathic remedy called "Hypericum" that is good for finger crush injuries.
    Wish you a speedy recovery.
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    Bad luck on the accident but you don't grip the...

    Bad luck on the accident but you don't grip the sword tightly with the thumb anyway so you'll be fine :)
    Use your other hand to polish. The show must go on.
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    Nope. The lies aren't coming from me & it's rude...

    Nope. The lies aren't coming from me & it's rude of you to suggest it.

    Uchigumori was always used for polishing swords & rarely offered by any established & reputable sellers as a razor stone.
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    As a fellow sword lover please post your finished...

    As a fellow sword lover please post your finished work here :

    Knives and other sharp things
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    I'm just generalising mate. Yes, Uchigomori are...

    I'm just generalising mate. Yes, Uchigomori are generally used on swords & Tomae stones on knives but there can be overlap into razors.
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    Grats. Uchigumori is not normally useful for...

    Grats.
    Uchigumori is not normally useful for razors but you can update us when you try it.
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