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Old 11-14-2009, 07:12 AM #1
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Default questions about pain in neck and down arm?

Hi all,
I have pain in my middle back between shoulder blades and neck and it travels all the way down the left arm to the fingers , sometimes I get the pins and needles feeling and numbness, it feel like something is pressing on something., I went to my family Doctor who is sending me for a nerve conduction and EMg of the arm, he feel this is nerve related.
Could this be the MG???
It is painful and nothing seems to help.
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