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Tight muscles in upper left back and hand and a periodic tingling spot in left midback especialy when bending over or using left hand(lefthander)?
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Need an exam: This could be something as simple as strained shoulder stabilizer muscles but could be something more serious that's causing problems with the shoulder blade and thoracic spine. A physical exam and more thorough history is the way to start and will determine if imaging studies are needed.
Answered 4/24/2017
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