Question 1

referred pain in right arm?

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Referred pain: As you may know, referred pain means that the origin of it is somewhere else.  Please see your doctor and ask him/her its source.  Then you can get it treated.  You can also ask about the late John Sarno, MD and then search for him online.  He has a mind-body approach to pain once the source is diagnosed.  Peace and good health.

Question 2

pain in right arm after angiography?

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Did theu use ur arm: If the procedure was done through thd arm see your doc even f there is no swelling or bruising also have your pulae checked in that arm regardless

Question 3

pain in right arm, near the shoulder?

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Ok: Well need to give a history. What did you do to the arm?  Need more information to help you

Question 4

pain in right arm after drinking. is this normal?

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Yes: Especially if you hold the glass in that hand with your albow bent for a ong time.

Question 5

having lot of pain in right arm slight heaviness also

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Too many choices: There are so many possibilities to such a general problem you describe that the only way to get a reasonable answer is to be examined by you physician. We could speculate about this but you could also be a day-trade on the stock market if you like to speculate. I don't.

Question 6

feel pain in right arm when pressures is pushed on it or when rotating it.

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Need more informatio: Where is exactly the pain when you rotate it.. at the elbow or wrist or in-between? It could be Tennis elbow if at the elbow, or carpal Tunnel if at the wrist. That is why teh exact location and exact movement needs to be known before giving the diagnosis. Did you fall or had Tehran injury?

Question 7

my partner had a pain in right arm that shot up the neck, also on the right side. what does this mean? any help greatly appreciated. thanks in advance

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See a doctor: If you are worried, get them to see or at least speak with their doctor. Go to an er if they don't have a doctor. I am a psychologist and not a medical doctor, but it sounds like you may need some live advice & i'm just here on my computer and wanted to respond quickly.

Question 8

pain in right arm when taking a deep breath?

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Unknown: If pain is severe or does not go away, seek evaluation. Could be related to increased pressure inside your chest pushing on nerves but is hard to say without seeing you in person. Chest pain with deep breathing often related to rib problems.

Question 9

my wife have pain in right arm like asleep arm. please advise?

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If sudden in onset: Then i would see a doctor so soon as possible to make certain that it is not something serious as a stroke. If not sudden, could be a pinched nerve in the neck. Need either way to discuss with your doctor.

Question 10

i'm 40...i'm having sharp pain in right arm..what could it be?

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Difficult to tell: Without an exam.  Exactly where it hurts, what makes it better, worse and what precipotated it are important questions.

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Having lot of pain in right arm slight heaviness also

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Feel pain in right arm when pressures is pushed on it or when rotating it.

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My partner had a pain in right arm that shot up the neck, also on the right side. what does this mean? any help greatly appreciated. thanks in advance

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Pain in right arm when taking a deep breath?

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My wife have pain in right arm like asleep arm. please advise?

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I'm 40...i'm having sharp pain in right arm..what could it be?

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