60 rare conditionscan causeUnilateral Arm Weakness
2 common conditionscan causeUnilateral Arm Weakness
94 conditionscan causeWeakness in One Arm
13 uncommon conditionscan causeUnilateral Arm Weakness
19 somewhat common conditionscan causeWeakness in One Arm
Brachial plexus neuropathy ( neuralgic amyotrophy or Parso- nageTurner syndromecausingunilateral arm weakness
nerve damage or compression of the shoulder , repetitive strain injury of the shoulder , or a pinched nerve in the neck(passive) can be caused byright arm weakness
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stroke , neurological and musculoskeletal conditions(passive) can be caused byarm weakness
acute strokecausingunilateral arm weakness
the ‘ forced use ’ physical therapy technique used to treat people with strokecausingarm weakness
100 medical conditionscausingArm weakness
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A bicep tear is not very common ; it usually results from a sudden injurythus causingweakness of the arm
A bicep tear is not very common ; the bicep usually results from a sudden injurythus causingweakness of the arm
damage to the muscles or bones of the arm or certain muscular and skeletal diseases including(passive) may be caused byArm weakness
a first ever ischemic strokecausingarm weakness
an ischemic stroke or intracerebral hemorrhageresultedin arm weakness
a stroke within the prior three to nine months(passive) caused byweakness in one arm
a variety of systemic conditions including : Toxic ingestion , such as eating poisonous plants , mushrooms or chemicals(passive) can also be caused byArm weakness
It can radiate down to the armscausingarm weakness
a central cord injurycausingthe arm weakness
A definite numbness or heavinesscan contributeto the arm weakness
a specific point in the bodycausesweakness in the arm
Pinched nerve or poor blood circulationcould also causeweakness in one 's arm
a particular point in the bodycausesweakness in the arm
my neck and down shoulderscausingarm weakness
a shoulder injurycausingweakness in the arm
no previous known illnesscausingweakness of the arms
tightness of the spinal canal at the neck(passive) can be caused byArm weakness / shakiness
A triceps tendon rupturecan causearm weakness
Upper back straincausingweakness in arm
remedy for problem in gripping Hit on the elbowcausingarm weakness
a debilitative condition(passive) caused byarm weakness
any other physical stuffmay causethe arm weakness
Pinched nerves can also occurcausingweakness in the arm
less than 15 daysresultsin arm weakness
to difficulty grasping and holding a cup , for instance , or loss of dexterity in the fingersmay leadto difficulty grasping and holding a cup , for instance , or loss of dexterity in the fingers
to difficulty in grasping or holding a cup , for instance , or loss of coordination in fingersmay leadto difficulty in grasping or holding a cup , for instance , or loss of coordination in fingers
significant discomfort to the individual , use of the SaeboMas through de - weighting and optimising alignment of the shoulder jointcan causesignificant discomfort to the individual , use of the SaeboMas through de - weighting and optimising alignment of the shoulder joint
difficulty with dressing and other self carecan causedifficulty with dressing and other self care
weakness or numbness in the arms , making it difficult to raise themcan causeweakness or numbness in the arms , making it difficult to raise them
an inability to lift up one arm fullycausesan inability to lift up one arm fully
me from shooting more than 2 shots without dropping armspreventsme from shooting more than 2 shots without dropping arms
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to difficulty grasping and holding acupmay leadto difficulty grasping and holding acup
you to drop items or may make you unable to reach for objectsmay causeyou to drop items or may make you unable to reach for objects
an inability to sustain lifting them above the headwill causean inability to sustain lifting them above the head
in a difficulty to use the hands Numbness and pain in the hands and/or arms Heavy or tired feeling in buttocks , back , and legs while standing or walking , or cramping in these areas Weakness , pain or numbness in the legs causing infrequent walking Pressure on nerves and spinal cord due to bonesresultingin a difficulty to use the hands Numbness and pain in the hands and/or arms Heavy or tired feeling in buttocks , back , and legs while standing or walking , or cramping in these areas Weakness , pain or numbness in the legs causing infrequent walking Pressure on nerves and spinal cord due to bones
to physical disability that requires expensive long - term carecontributesto physical disability that requires expensive long - term care
to the impossibility to carry objects and to tighten the fistcan leadto the impossibility to carry objects and to tighten the fist
the dropping of objectcausesthe dropping of object
the person from raising up one or both armspreventsthe person from raising up one or both arms
to joint paincan leadto joint pain
a frozen shoulder , which should be treated with physiotherapy and analgesiacan causea frozen shoulder , which should be treated with physiotherapy and analgesia
to difficulty in bathingcan leadto difficulty in bathing
collaboratively to children safecreatedcollaboratively to children safe
control(passive) caused bycontrol
to surgical interventionsledto surgical interventions
the starter behind by a weeksetthe starter behind by a week
slurred speech Top Symptoms : slurred speech , arm weakness , hearing voices or seeing things that are n't there , odd walking gait , hard testicle lumpcausingslurred speech Top Symptoms : slurred speech , arm weakness , hearing voices or seeing things that are n't there , odd walking gait , hard testicle lump
lifting difficultycausinglifting difficulty
from an injury to the nerves surrounding the shoulderresultingfrom an injury to the nerves surrounding the shoulder
from neoplastic involvement of the brachial plexus who were initially considered to have obstetric brachial plexus palsies are reportedresultingfrom neoplastic involvement of the brachial plexus who were initially considered to have obstetric brachial plexus palsies are reported