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What does it mean if my right arm goes numb when i run?
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Pinched nerve.: Could be a pinched nerve, anywhere from the cervical spine down to the elbow and wrist. A sports medicine specialist should be able to sort things out for you and come up with a plan.
Answered 11/7/2013
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