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Occasionally, i have a stabbing pain in my wrist when i cough or sneeze. should i be worried?
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If persistent : Persistent pain in the wrist or arm on coughing or sneezing be indicative of a pinched nerve in the neck. A good history and exam by your family physician may find the cause and recommend management.
Answered 10/4/2016
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