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Pinched/trapped nerve
Basically I've been going to the gym for the past 2-3 months and two of my friends said that I may have a pinched/trapped nerve. When I do overhead exercises with the dumbell I'm perfectly fine and can do it but my left side is very weak and I find it hard to push the weight up. I do a lot of this overhead exercise which is to bend and flex the elbow 90 degrees but I find it very difficult on my left arm. Is it bad to carry on doing this because I do it a lot at the gym and how can I fix this?
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Your symptoms suggest a labral lesion if shoulder is the concern. Or else suprascapular nerve entrapment syndrome if pain is located over upper back.
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visit an Orthopaedic surgeon for clinical evaluation and MRI investigation.
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hot water compression and Tabe Neurokind LC will help.
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