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Swelling and pain in mid-back (2x1 inch ) and upper arm (smaller)

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PostPosted: 03/20/07 - 18:52    Post subject: Swelling and pain in mid-back (2x1 inch ) and upper arm (sma Vote now! Reply with quote
I have pain and swelling in my mid-back and upper arm on the left side. Have tried aspirin, ibuprofen, and aceteminophen without relief. Causes wakefulness and lack of sleep.
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