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Could the arm issues be due to repetitive/desk/computer/phone activities & got worse with the lifting?

Hunched, rolled forward & head forward shoulders posture might fit also

Trigger points in muscles can cause some odd referred symptoms..something to look into..

Could be a soft tissue factor, many MDs overlook that option since it doesn't show up on a scan, or xray or blood work..
If the things mentioned above might fit, you might want to explore our Thoracic Outlet Syndrome forum (TOS) for short..and the sticky threads there..
https://www.neurotalk.org/thoracic-outlet-syndrome/
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