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I have a pain in my right arm, right where you would go to draw blood. it feels pinched. when i massage it, it goes away for a minute, but then its ba?
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Likely tendon: Could be a pinched nerve in the neck or it could be a muscle or tendon issue. If you have no weakness and are able to move it normally then I wouldn't be too worried and focus on exercising and stretching the elbow.
Answered 2/2/2017
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