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The speaker was holding his girlfriends hand as she was sick in bed and he
said:

> いい加減寝てもわらないと手が痛いんですが

However I am looking at this and wondering whether this should be parsed as
two separate parts i.e.  
いい加減寝てもわらないと（駄目）。手が痛いんですが。

Or whether this is actually already a complete conditional. In this case, I'm
not quite sure I understand how it works. To me it reads something like, if
you don't go to sleep already my hand will/does hurt.
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Help with this conditional
This is a "normal" conditional sentence, and nothing is omitted. Your
translation seems perfectly legitimate. 手が痛い mainly refers to something that
can happen in the future (although he is starting to feel pain now).
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