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39 year old male - right arm - started as pain, then changing to tingling and is now going numb any time he bends his arm.
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Pinched nerve: Likely at elbow, causing cubital tunnel syndrome affecting ulnar nerve. See doctor, and get this addressed. An EMG test should confirm.
Answered 5/30/2016
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