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slight twinge in arm socket with numbness in arm and hand,wi

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PostPosted: 10/27/06 - 12:37    Post subject: slight twinge in arm socket with numbness in arm and hand,wi Vote now! Reply with quote
I have a slight twinge in my arm socket, not a sharp pain just anoying, accompanied with numbness in the arm, elbow, and hand areas and my hand will get extremly cold feeling.


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