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Can a sinus infection cause discomfort in the left arm?
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Yes: In general referred pain can result from any inflammation or nerve stimulation .Pain is processed in the brain. Sometimes the signal is misinterpreted as coming from another point on the same side and distal to the actual point of pain.Very common with wisdom teeth infections also.
Answered 12/20/2019
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