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What Is The Best Arm Workout?
Diagnosis
After reviewing your symptoms, the doctor will want to know:
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How and when your injury happened
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Your medical history, especially any history of previous injuries to your arm, including your shoulder, elbow and wrist
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The approximate date of your last tetanus immunization, if your injury broke the skin
Your doctor will compare your injured arm with your uninjured one, and will check for swelling, deformity, abrasions, bruising and limited motion....
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