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A member asked:
I have had this ongoing pain that radiates into my left shoulder for a few months, could it be a spleen issue?
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Maybe: Left shoulder pain has many causes. Any disease process around the left side of the diaphragm may cause it. One needs to rule out a cardiac cause as well, because angina may cause pain in the left upper extremity, too.
Answered 10/4/2016
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