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Old 07-24-2012, 06:33 PM #1
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Thumbs down Shoulder Pain

For a week now with migraines I have a terrible pain in my stiff neck that travels down to my shoulder then elbow and the rest of my arm feels tingly and fingers are numb. A week ago it was my right arm and now its my left and I noticed my hand was colder than the other one. Hubby agreed.

Could it pinched nerve?

A family member suggests Fibromyalgia?

Anyone know anything about either?
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