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Sever Burning Pain In The Arms With Tingling And Occasional Numbness Only During Resting. History Of Heart Attacks With Stents. What Is The Solution?

I have been having severe burning pain in my arms (one arm or the other, it changes) but only at night when I am at rest. The pain feels like napalm is stuck to my arm, it s that severe. There is also tingling and occasional numbness. Lately it has been mostly my right arm. I have had two heart attacks with stent placements. Than kyou
Wed, 25 Jul 2012
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Hi.
Thanks for choosing HCM.
Your problem seems to be due to a mild compression of nerve roots at the Cervical[neck] level which needs to be assessed by a doctor / Spine surgeon to decide on the therapy.
You may also need a MRI of neck to find out what this could be?
However in the mean time take some rest & give hot fomentation to the neck & apply some pain reliever balms. You may take some vitamins containing B1,B6, B12.
Take care.
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Sever Burning Pain In The Arms With Tingling And Occasional Numbness Only During Resting. History Of Heart Attacks With Stents. What Is The Solution?

Hi. Thanks for choosing HCM. Your problem seems to be due to a mild compression of nerve roots at the Cervical[neck] level which needs to be assessed by a doctor / Spine surgeon to decide on the therapy. You may also need a MRI of neck to find out what this could be? However in the mean time take some rest & give hot fomentation to the neck & apply some pain reliever balms. You may take some vitamins containing B1,B6, B12. Take care.