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What Causes Palpitations And Pain In The Left Arm?
My heart rate is suddenly speeding up, making the veins in my left hand and arm visibly pulse. After a short period of time, the pulsing will slow back down to a normal heart beat, before starting up again later. It has become painful to fully extend my left arm, and my left hand/arm has gone tingly, with a decreased sense of proprioception in it. What should I do?
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Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Age, diabetic, any neck pain, or trauma to neck.
it's look like neurological problems, probably nerve must be compressed some where. so it's need to be evaluated. First get chest and cervical spine x-ray done. if it suggest some we may ct or mri.
Till than you can nerve vitamin like neurobion forte once a day and ask your local doctor for pregabalin.
Also get yourself examined from local doctor for obvious finding.
it's look like neurological problems, probably nerve must be compressed some where. so it's need to be evaluated. First get chest and cervical spine x-ray done. if it suggest some we may ct or mri.
Till than you can nerve vitamin like neurobion forte once a day and ask your local doctor for pregabalin.
Also get yourself examined from local doctor for obvious finding.
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