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Tingling In The Fingers, Pain In The Breast, Neck And Shoulder. What Is Wrong?

I am worried about my daughter - 37 years old - aching in left arm neck and shoulder - tingling in fingers and pulses of pain to left breast. This is not constant comes and goes- she has had blood work - xrays - etc. all tests come back good. She is very fustrated - her arm aches and know one can seem to tell her what is wrong.
Sat, 30 Mar 2013
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Hi,
Welcome to HCM,
From symptoms it seems that she might be having Cervical Spondilitis.
Due to nerve irritation of nerves passing through degenerative changes in cervical vertebrae gives rise to this problem.
Go for x-ray cervical spines.
After report go for treatment like physiotherapy, cervical traction etc.
Ok and bye.
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Tingling In The Fingers, Pain In The Breast, Neck And Shoulder. What Is Wrong?

Hi, Welcome to HCM, From symptoms it seems that she might be having Cervical Spondilitis. Due to nerve irritation of nerves passing through degenerative changes in cervical vertebrae gives rise to this problem. Go for x-ray cervical spines. After report go for treatment like physiotherapy, cervical traction etc. Ok and bye.