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Is difficulty moving arm a shot after effect?
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Pain after injection: Sometimes, patients who receive an injection into their arm may experience some local discomfort, making moving the arm difficult. There is nothing specific to what is injected (assuming a standard injection usinf a local anesthetic and cortisone) that will affect the use of the arm. Good luck!
Answered 5/15/2014
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