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Why does my shoulder hurt so much? It feels like something's digging in, but nothing is...

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it's the typing and the knotting and stuff most likely, and all the other things you do with your upper extremeties. repetitive stress injuries. and with the autoimmunse disease your joints will be prone to inflammation.

knitting. and laundry. and coking, and cleaning, and stuff.

 

my sister has JRA, had to have major reconstructive surgery on her femur when she was younger than you. same kinda deal.

It's not the joint...it feels like if your bra strap gets twisted and digs into your skin, only I've checked a bazillion times and that's not the case. =/

My joints are mostly better for now. Slight twinges occasionally, but I can walk again. XD The headache's about all I have left, and the cold feet. XD

But yeah, that's why I say I'm crazy. Although, honestly, I am hypersensitive sometimes. So it could be that my skin just decided to be extra sensitive and touchy today, instead of that I'm just going mad...

Wow, this is pretty nifty!! *bookmarks*

 

It's kind of like a little go-to doctor to help you figure out if you need to see a real one or not. :laugh:

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