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Old 07-16-2014, 11:03 PM #1
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Default burning pain in my arms

this burning pain in my hands, arms, but mainly my wrist appeared out of nowhere while I was mostly bedridden due to PCS. I thought it was carpal tunnel, but I can do the praying position(carpal tunnel test) without any issues. Plus, I was not using my hands for months. The pain gets worse if I use my hands/arms. Doctors think it has to do with my neck, perhaps a nerve is pinched? but no testing has been done. Does anyone know about these symptoms? What specialist/test should I see? treatments?

ps. I have this feeling that I might have posted a similar thread, but I could not find it. apologies to the moderators if I have brain injury sucks.
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