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I had occipital block on both sides 5 days ago, since then throb/shoot pain in forearms, esp the right. can they be related? it's painful! treatment?
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Yes : If you had an occipital nerve block, these symptoms may be the result of that nerve block. Should go away with time on its own. Please consult your primary care if they will not.
Answered 6/10/2014
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