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A member asked:
What does it mean when you have constant pain in your arm? it goes away for like 5 minutes then comes back...it's been going on for weeks. i'm only 20
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Eval: Could be a vascular problem, muscular problem, nerve problem, bone problem. Certainly not normal. I would monitor location, radiating symptoms, alleviating and worsening factors, and associated symptoms. I would talk to primary doctor too. May need x rays try conservative measures too. Otc meds, rest, hear, stretching before going to doctor.
Answered 4/4/2013
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