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Continuing pain in the arms inside the elbow area
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July 31 5:50 PM (11 minutes and 48 seconds later)
         
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Do you play sports?

What does the pain feel like?

How long have you had the pain?

Do you have any other symptoms?


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July 31 5:53 PM (2 minutes and 55 seconds later)
         
Reply to James's Post: No sports, have had arthritis all of adult life but the elbow thing is new. It is a burning sensation in almost a circular configuration. It feels like the tendonitis I have in my shoulder but now it is there and both arms. It has only been like this a couple of weeks and I am wondering if it might be fibromyalgia.

I am always fatigued, but I am 58 years old.
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July 31 6:31 PM (38 minutes and 7 seconds later)
         
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Any heat or warmth to the area?

Any redness?


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Reply to James's Post: no redness, but the pain feels hot
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When you said you were fatigued and the way you describe the pain makes me think of fibromyalgia but you need to see a doctor just to rule out arthritis or tendonitis which may need to be treated differently. If this answer helps please hit the accept button. Thank you.

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