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Having upper burning in back and arms. taking meds for anxiety already.
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Anxiety: I understand your concern about burning in back and arms. At age 45, stresses of marriage, separation, children moving away from home, work and finances can cause anxiety with burning in back and arms. See a physician to check Vitamin deficiency, diabetes, Alcohol abuse. See a Psychiatrist for Therapy and medication. Use Breathing and Music Relaxation, Yoga, Meditation and Tai Chi.
Answered 1/1/2016
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