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I sometimes have a dull aching pain in my right forearm, could this be a blood clot ?
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Unlikely: It is extremely unlikely that a dull aching in the forearm is coming from a blood clot. It is a very unusual place to get a blood clot. A tendinitis of the forearm or one of several different peripheral nerve entrapment syndromes are the most common causes. Consider being seen.
Answered 1/20/2017
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