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Old 08-12-2013, 08:21 PM #1
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Default pain down arm elbow to pinky

I recently had asdf 2 levels c-5-7 sat i was sitting and started to sneeze so I leaned to the edge of chair and then stood. I was wearing a hard collar too. I felt very sharp pains down both arms then worse pain for a bit from elbow into pinky finger. the tip of the pinky was sore and finger was numb. the pain lasted a bit. I took a shower an hour later and when i tried washing my chest I could not hold the soap and turn my hand and forearm inwards. quite scary. Has any one gone through this
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