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Pain In Thumb, Radiating Up The Arm To The Shoulder, Noticeable While Doing One Hand Curls Of Weights. Fractured Thumb?

I thought initially I might have fractured my thumb , possibly from bowling but the pain still persists. This is over three months. It doesn t prohibit me from working but it is noticeable when i tried doing my usual one hand curls of 40lb. weights. The pain runs up my arm to the shoulder and it s not the rotator. Had that done on other arm years ago. Can lift over my head. So what might this be???
Sat, 26 Apr 2014
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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Joint Replacement 's  Response
I think you are having cervical spondylitis. There is pinch nerve in neck and that is causing discomfort. I would suggest you following.
1. Avoid high pillow
2. Take pregabalin and methyocobal
3. Neck muscle traction and physiotherapy
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Pain In Thumb, Radiating Up The Arm To The Shoulder, Noticeable While Doing One Hand Curls Of Weights. Fractured Thumb?

I think you are having cervical spondylitis. There is pinch nerve in neck and that is causing discomfort. I would suggest you following. 1. Avoid high pillow 2. Take pregabalin and methyocobal 3. Neck muscle traction and physiotherapy