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Pain In Left Arm And Legs. What Could Be Causing This?

Im having extreme sharp pain in my left arm, sometimes its goes to my left leg aswell, i can pick up weight still but with pain , also i can push with my arm aswell, i have had this pain over two months and although i have tried to do as little strain work on my arm, it still keeps me up all night. If i move my arm in a quick way then the pain is unbearable/ Im male aged 43 and 5ft 5
Fri, 22 Nov 2013
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Hello
The symptoms which are showing points to wards nerve compression between the vertebra(back bone). This is known as spondylitis however you need to be examined by a orthopedic doctor to come to conclusion. These symptoms may also be due to peripheral neuropathy for which neurologist would be required
CT scan or MRI may be useful for reaching to diagnosis
First you can see a orthopedic and if he recommends then neurologist can be consulted.
There is no panic situation however consultation is must
Hope this information helps you
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Pain In Left Arm And Legs. What Could Be Causing This?

Hello The symptoms which are showing points to wards nerve compression between the vertebra(back bone). This is known as spondylitis however you need to be examined by a orthopedic doctor to come to conclusion. These symptoms may also be due to peripheral neuropathy for which neurologist would be required CT scan or MRI may be useful for reaching to diagnosis First you can see a orthopedic and if he recommends then neurologist can be consulted. There is no panic situation however consultation is must Hope this information helps you