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Old 12-10-2013, 12:25 PM #1
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Default Was that a muscle spasm?
Hi guys,

Last night I was in excruciating pain. It started completely out of nowhere, my whole arm was on fire and completely numb and it hurt all the way to my back with a very tender spot on the right hand side of my back. My husband touched it literally made me scream.

I woke with my hand swollen.

Help?
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