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Old 10-01-2013, 02:14 PM #1
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Default Pain increase with spread??
My girlfriend has had her pain mainly under control. Lots of pain, but livable.

Saturday she had an IME and had a physical exam. Her pain has spread from her arm to her shoulder. The pain has increased immensely. Probably going to have to go to the ER here in a bit. Is this normal? When it decides to move to another location, does the pain increase massively, does the intensity stay the same?

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Heffe
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