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softball, eh? this wouldn't be your pitching/throwing arm would it? Thoracic Outlet Syndrome includes Peripheral Neuropathy and all the symptoms you describe. You could have some chronic nerve damage there.

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Terri,

I would ask for an MRI of your cervical spine. Just my two cents worth.
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