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Default clammy arms
my arms are "clammy" i believe that is the right term

they feel heavy and a little cold, not sweating but i feel like i have fluid in my elbows..........

does this sound like tos? or tendonitis? or just some weird rsi thing? bending my elbows makes it worse. my hands are really tired
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