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What causes sensations in arms (feels like muscles are pulled), upper back and shoulders, accompanied by confusion (brain fog), voice-like thoughts when trying to sleep, head pressure and heart palpitation throughout the body?
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Sounds like a viral infection (maybe coronavirus). Should get tested so, if it is, you don’t spread it around the community. If cough or shortness of breath, check with physician
Answered 6/18/2021
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