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Old 04-06-2014, 01:38 PM #5
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Hi, how are you doing?

Had a cervical spine steroid injection and my left arm is very painful, it goes in between feeling numb, tingling and pain.

The Dr who did the injection said it's nothing to do with the injection???? my left ankle/knee is also numb and he said the same thing, had no problems before.

Hope you can find some help, let us know how you are?
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