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What Causes Severe Pain In Left Arm?

I am a former body builder but have not lifted weights for fifteen years or more. Over the past few moths I have noticed pain in my left arm. This has worsened to the point of extreme pain, particularly when laying on my left side in bed and when having to raise my arm above my head when dressing / undressing. There are two specific points in my arm where it feels most problematic. These are the Humerus bone and side deltoid muscle. Because the pain is worsening I am concerned that it may be arthritis (I am now 66 years old). What do you think may be the cause?
Mon, 7 Dec 2015
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As you have been a body builder must have had done vigourus excercises you must have developed cervical osteoarthritis have an xray done for the time being treatment is tab diclo pera spt mr tramadol tds b complex tds neck collar give support to forearm through neck
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What Causes Severe Pain In Left Arm?

As you have been a body builder must have had done vigourus excercises you must have developed cervical osteoarthritis have an xray done for the time being treatment is tab diclo pera spt mr tramadol tds b complex tds neck collar give support to forearm through neck