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Old 03-02-2013, 12:19 PM #1
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When you say you couldn't extend your forearm, was it because it was too painful, or you just could not move it? My arm hurts to move it up or out away from my body.
It was locked/cramped up. If I tried to move it, it caused excruciating pain. If I got movement at all it was forced with the other hand and just went back to the original position it was stuck in.
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