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Old 10-07-2012, 10:22 AM #1
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Default arms swelling with exertion
so if i just hold my arm up over my head it doesnt swell..and turning my head to the opposite site it doesnt swell

but last night i was swinging my arms around a lot and my more winged arm/side started swelling


does it sound like my shoulder is so droopy it's making my vein (?) get cut off? if i tell a doc this they won't believe me. i almost want to make my arm swell up and then go to the er
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