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Could it be healthy to get elbow pain when extending arm?
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No.: You should not get elbow pain with extending the arm. You may have a form of tendinitis, such as a "tennis elbow". See a non-surgical sports medicine physician, for proper evaluation and treatment.
Answered 3/21/2014
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