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25 Week Pregnant And Having Pain In My Arm And Hand Posted: 12-02-03 13:35pm


I woke up with so much pain in my hand and arm this morning (right arm). It was so numb and very painful. I couldn't move my fingers. It was very painful for about 1/2 hr. The pain went away and it came back. It got better afterwards. What could that be. Is related to pregnancy or arthiritis. I also work on computers all day. I've never felt this pain before. Please advise.

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