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Cervical herniated disc causing arm pain and numbness in arms-treatment in NYC by Dr. Shoshany Facebook

Posted Wed 26 May 2010 8:46am Cervical herniated disc causing arm pain and numbness in arms-treatment in NYC From time to time I like to put up patient testimonials that patients email to me. I just..., shooting, and throbbing pain and numbness in both arms and hands. I was diagnosed via MRI with a herniated cervical spine disk that was causing strain on the nerve roots that run Read on »

Chest Pain and Anxiety - How to Immediately Stop Chest Pain During Your Anxiety Attack by meital j. Posted Wed 14 Apr 2010 7:56am Unfortunately, chest pain and anxiety go hand in hand. 80% of anxiety sufferers report sharp chest pain during their anxiety attack. Are you one of them? I was. For years. What Does Chest-Pain Caused by Anxiety Feel like? Pain in the chest during anxiety is usually located over the heart and described as sharp pain. The pain usually increases Read on »

50 yom (Asian) CC: left-sided chest and arm pain/weakness. by JASON WINTER Posted Fri 12 Feb 2010 4:01am Read on »

Serratus Posterior Superior – Third layer down, relieves arm numbness by Paul B. Healthy Living Professional

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Posted Thu 07 Jan 2010 12:33am A client recently came to me complaining about the numbness on the posterior forearm and into his shoulder. My initial thought was that it was infraspinatus related, from the shoulder referred pain pattern, but after relieving the trigger points in his infraspinatus, the numbness persisted in his forearm. So more investigation was required. I found Read on »

Why do I have Numbness and Tingling down my Arm but no Pain? by Nav J. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 22 Nov 2010 7:57pm Numbness & Tingling In The Arms This is fairly common. It all depends on which nerve fibers are affected. In fact, the majority of the nerves in our body don’t even detect pain. This is why something can be happening but you don’t even know it. This is a subject for another blog however. If you have numbness, tingling, burning Read on »

Heart Attack, Chest Pain and Heart Disease by Dave W Healthy Living Professional

Posted Fri 18 Dec 2009 3:29am Diagnosing the type of pain and usual symptoms Chest pain can be very worrying as the immediate natural concern is that it might be warning signs of an imminent heart... diagnosis of coronary artery disease at the outset and exclude non-cardiac chest pain, since there may be serious consequences with a missed diagnosis. Also it’s vital to understand Read on »

Does chest pain mean I have a heart problem? by Dave W Healthy Living Professional

Posted Mon 18 Jan 2010 5:36am Prof Lahiri’s article – Chest Pain – Cardiac or not? gets straight to the point. Are these chest pains as a result of something wrong with my heart, or worse still, do I have silent disease? There is really only one method to accurately diagnosed heart problems and that is by Dual Source Cardiac CT Scanning. Prof Lahiri explains the modern Read on »

66 year old male CC: Chest pain by Adam THOMPSON Posted Sat 29 May 2010 10:09am to rest Q - Sharp R - Substernal, initially radiating to his jaw, when he rested the pain was only in his chest S - Initially 10/10, upon ems arrival 4/10, en route 8/10, 9/10... Here's another great case submitted by Nick Ciaravella of Grady EMS in Atlanta, GA. 66 year old male presents to EMS with chest pain. S - Chest Pain A - None M - Atenolol Read on »

66 year old male CC: Chest pain by JASON WINTER Posted Sat 29 May 2010 10:09am to rest Q - Sharp R - Substernal, initially radiating to his jaw, when he rested the pain was only in his chest S - Initially 10/10, upon ems arrival 4/10, en route 8/10, 9/10... Here's another great case submitted by Nick Ciaravella of Grady EMS in Atlanta, GA. 66 year old male presents to EMS with chest pain. S - Chest Pain A - None M - Atenolol Read on »

Chest Pain by Dr. Anshu Gupta Patient Expert

Posted Tue 02 Jun 2009 4:40pm Some gastrointestinal disorders may present as atypical chest pain. This is chest pain not related to the heart. This usually is associated with gastroesophageal reflux (reflux of stomach acids) and esophageal spasm. In addition, chest pain can be caused when food or liquid gets stuck in the esophagus. Food may get stuck for many Read on »