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Old 03-16-2011, 07:27 AM #1
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nausea is a weird one

i didnt experience that until this weekend but ti was bad
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1. Left hand pain/weakness
2. left shoulder/scapula pain
3. ringing ear
4. left sided infections of head, breast
5. chronic neck pain
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1. Left hand pain/weakness
2. left shoulder/scapula pain
3. ringing ear
4. left sided infections of head, breast
5. chronic neck pain
Hi Nicky77
I also have ringing ear. Very odd symptom an no doc woul believe it to be tos related.
Take care

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New to the site. Sorry in advance for misspellings or bold letters. Me and typing don't mix anymore.

I have had problems with raising arms since 1991 but only recently (5y ago) I started going to the doctor for bilateral hand pain.

So these are my top 5 per say:
Hand pain - the more I use them the more they hurt.
arm pain - not as often as hand pain and does not last as long as hand pain.
neck pain - back of neck will hurt, tingle sometimes.
headaches - at least 2 migraines a month.

Thanks for letting me post!
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TOP 5 SYMPTOMS – New Symptoms In Bold Italics

1. Constant pain in R forearm, hand, shoulder, side of neck and shoulder blade.
HAND SIZE WENT FROM 8 TO 8 1/2 TO SIZE 11 IN RING SIZE.

2. Feeling of swelling in R arm, especially hand. Feeling of swelling in both hands, forearms, neck, cheeks, ears and ear areas, back of head, shoulders (all of this bilat, less when in bed propped with multiple pillows and more when any physical movement.

3. Tired. Extreme fatigue daily, requiring daily multiple naps, interspersed with nights of inability to sleep due to 8-10 pain, sleep is usually only several hours at most due to pain.

4. Inability to use R hand / arm normally. Right hand trembles, loss of use almost completely after initial exertion. Left hand has some use, but with extended exertion also loss of use.


5. Head aches, especially related to the neck muscles and behind the right eye. Headaches are still daily, disabling, and include several migraines per month, and include pain to the jaw, (bilat), behind the eyes, up the side of the face, and ears.
Do u have vtos is reason for all the swelling?
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TOS caused after trauma - fell on my face from back of motorbike @30 mph.
Poor posture from earlier must have been a factor as well.

1. Right side upper back/trap burning pain extending down to shoulder blade, becomes unbearable (8/10)
2. Burning pain & numbness in both hands (6/10) also vibrating spasms near wrists (tap my wrists & its like an electric shock)
3. Pain in arms/ and inner side of arms beside elbows as if muscle spasm (5/10)
4. Chest pain on left side near the armpit and besides it on the front (6/10)
5. Headaches/migraine style when sitting in bad posture (8-9/10)
6. Numbness & pain in feet/ vibratory sensations in both legs (left worse than right)

10 - being the max in terms of pain.
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