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Old 02-09-2012, 02:42 PM #1
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Default Pain and flare ups after EMG tests
Has anyone experienced painful flare ups a couple of days after having a EMG ( nerve) test?
I was tested around my wrist and elbows etc on Monday and now VERY sore. My arms and op site are fatigued/tender and my jaw/neck is so tender!!!!!!!
Damn this TOS!
I may have to see GP if it continues after the weekend.....ouch.
Keeping this post short.... I'm sore
Rant over and out!
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