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Electric Shock In Left Arm.

Ive been having small electric shock feelings down the inside of my left arm, lately I'm getting the feeling as if a rushing feeling to my heart. it's only for a split second but my arm still hurts for most of the day afterwards. it's not a dull ache it's more of an "electric shock" feeling. I've had no injuries i've got no chest pains , but it seems to be more frequent.
Tue, 13 Dec 2011
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You seem to be having angina kind of problem.. do not ignore your symptoms, get an ECG done immediately to rule out any heart related problems. .meet your family doc or report your symptoms to him for better guidance.

General & Family Physician Dr. Pavan Kumar Gupta's  Response
Hello.Welcome to HCM forum.you must consult a cardiologist to rule out cardiac cause for this pain in your left arm.Don't neglect and don't reason out with yourself,thinking that it cant be cardiac in origin.Thanks and good luck.
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Electric Shock In Left Arm.

You seem to be having angina kind of problem.. do not ignore your symptoms, get an ECG done immediately to rule out any heart related problems. .meet your family doc or report your symptoms to him for better guidance.