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I have constant pain down my right arm all the time, my right side of my hip is always swollen and i have poor blood circulation in my right foot. what does this mean?
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Need evaluation: Your symptoms dictate both evaluation of your venous and arterial circulation as well as evaluation for some inflammatory process that may be affecting you. Would see vascular specialist and neurologist for sure and possibly orthapaedic specialist as well.
Answered 8/27/2019
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