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Hi Debi,

Those were good points by Pinkynose. I agree on having a serial comparison of your nerve conduction, especially with worsening symptoms. By all means get that MRI and see what the verdict is. I have personally known 3 people who had spinal surgery due to issues in their arms.

I always say that it never hurts to get information. You can decide later what to do with it.

I hope all goes well,
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