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Hello All!
I need your help!
I've been suffering from a really chronic pain in my tricep region in my right arm. It has been just a constant dull pain for the past couple years, so I didn't bother with it and trying to pin-point the pain was not easy. The tricep is always warm and I have had a lack of full range of motion for a while. I have also experienced great weakness in my right arm as well. I don't do too much in overworking it. I am left handed, so I don't really have much cause for this to have happened. I try to stretch the muscle, but I never get a fullness in the stretch like I do with other areas of my body that I stretch. Can someone please tell me what I am experiencing? Because now I am having more pain than usual and my shoulder is starting to feel the damage and I don't know why.
Any and all information on this will be greatly appreciated!
Thank you for your time!
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It's cancer, rip off your arm quickly or just kill yourself.
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go to a fucking doctor.
nobody here knows what they're talking about. especially those retards on webmd and the like.
you're just gonna freak yourself when its probably nothing.
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I'd check with /fit/, /sp/ is full of fatties that don't work out and foreigners that can't afford doctors.
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>>78101966
Spbp
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>>78101885
>Past couple of years
Go see a fucking doctor.
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>>78101885
>2 years
I hate when stupid fucks like you come into the office
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If I could just go to the doctor, I would have already. I don't necessarily have the money to get checked out. I've been trying to follow a stretching schedule here and there, I rest it and ice it and do the obvious stuff you're supposed to do. --All but go to the doctor. I was just trying to get another point of view. Thanks for the help though.
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>Be American
>Break my arm
>Can't afford to go see the doctor
What a silly country
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You're just getting old dude. This shit starts to happen in your late 20's.
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>>78102335
>hurricane coming your way
>your house, that costed almost a million dollars to build, is made of planks
>can't afford insurance
>don't leave the house and die
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Also, limited range of motion usually indicates a (likely partial) separation in the shoulder, which would radiate pain down into your arm. Pretty common and a relatively easy fix if that's the case. Go see a chiropractor if you want to save on doctor bills. They'll test it out and take some x-rays. If it is a separation, expect to throw down some money on physical therapy for a few weeks.
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