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Extreme muscle spasms & weakness in shoulders, arms, neck radiating through entire body, sweating, losing sensation in arms, spaced out & scared.
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Sounds like a bit: of anxiety mixed into the initial symptoms creating some unverifiable ones. With that sort of combination of symptomatology it would be best sorted out by your PCP with a good history, exam and lab/imaging if he/she sees the need.
Answered 4/15/2019
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