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Pain In Right Arm. Is It A Pinched Nerve Or A Strained Ligament ?

i had brest surgery on tuesday and and the next day i started noticing pain in my right arm mostly under elbow area and underside of forearm and then it proceeded to get worse and now i feel it in top of forearm but not underneath anymore. is it a pinched nerve or a strained ligament?
Sun, 20 Feb 2011
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hi welcome to HealthcareMagic
it may be strained muscles or ligaments if your hand was in such a position during operation causing over stretching for long time
type of surgery may sometimes can explain the pain
hoping early recovery
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Pain In Right Arm. Is It A Pinched Nerve Or A Strained Ligament ?

hi welcome to HealthcareMagic it may be strained muscles or ligaments if your hand was in such a position during operation causing over stretching for long time type of surgery may sometimes can explain the pain hoping early recovery