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Twitching and Numbness in the Shoulder and Arm
Posted: 03-07-06 11:44am

years ago i was playing pull toy with my rot and heard what i thought was
a ripe in my shoulder-through the years have not done anything about it-i am now after 20 yrs later experiencing twitching, numbness in my shoulder and arm.
i think this is a torn muscle or rotary cup-will a sports doctor be able to see
if this is my issue?


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Posted: 03-27-06 17:11pm

I recommend you see your GP-doctor. An X-ray image of the cervical vertebral column can help exclude cervical spondylosis which may be causing the twitching and numbness in your shoulder. An X-ray of shoulder joint will also confirm or exclude arthritis or arthritic degenerative changes in the joint.


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