What you have sounds like what happened to me. It might be that you have a shoulder subluxation, which happens if you were to fall on it or forcing it into an unnaturalposition (probably then applying force). What happens is, your shoulder partially slides out and doesn't slide back in correctly. This would cause pain in the shoulder. The "cracking" you hear and feel is probably your injured shoulder sliding in and out again. It is not a dislocation. Because of a shoulder subluxation, muscles could possibly stretch or even tear. Basically, you could have strained your shoulder too. Then, to explain the tingling, it might be putting pressure or blocking off a blood vessel around your shoulder area, limiting the amount of blood getting to your fingers. Check and see if you hand looks a bit puffy or slightly discolored compared to your other one. You should probably just go to your doctor and see what she/he says. Unfortunately, if you do have what I'm talking about, you will most likely have to go to physical therapy sessions. =( The best thing to do is to just schedule an appointment with a doc and get treatment as soon as you can.
How/When did you come across this pain?
What it means
The funny bone, which actually is not a bone at all but instead a nerve in the elbow.
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shoulder elbow wrist finger thumb hip knee ankle toe
shoulder elbow wrist finger thumb hip knee ankle toe
Ball and socket- shoulder Hinge- knee and finger Pivot- elbow Gliding-
your humorous connects your elbow the the shoulder if that's what your asking.
your humorous connects your elbow the the shoulder if that's what your asking.
shoulder depressors, extensors, adductors and abductors. elbow extensors, wrist extensors and finger flexors.
When measuring body lengths for example your shoulder to arm verse your elbow to finger tip
your humorous connects your elbow the the shoulder if that's what your asking.
nope. anterior means in front of. the elbow is distal to the shoulder.
neck joint, elbow, shoulder , lumbar4&5, base of finger joints , toes joints to foot.