There is no way to diagnose this set of symptoms without examination by a competent medical practitioner. The reason is that there are dozens of different things that can cause severe pain followed by numbness. The lack of drainage will generally eliminate a few possible conditions, but the list of possible causes for an individual who might present with those symptoms will remain long. Lastly, this is not a "normal" or "common" affliction like a cold or the flu might be. A professional will have to sort it out. The best advice anyone could give is to seek out a physician, and with no delay. From what has been related, things seem to tend toward "progressive" here. If the problem is serious, it might be regrettable that there was any delay in seeking that consultation.
An earache or pain in the ear, which may be severe, or a sudden decrease in ear pain, followed by ear drainage of clear, bloody, or pus-filled fluid, hearing loss, or ear noise/buzzing.
ANYTIME you have chest pains PLEASE call 911 immediately
Gradual blockage creates muscle aches and pain, cramping, and sensations of tiredness or numbness; sudden blockage may cause severe pain, coldness and numbness.
Redness, itching, burning, stinging sensation, numbness if severe.
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You would have a severe reduction of the drainage fixture units that would be able to drain
In severe cases, a tube (catheter) can be inserted into the sac or a section of the sac can be surgically cut away to allow for more drainage.
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After surgery, depending on placement of the device, your shoulder will be in pain. There might be some numbness from the local anaesthesia. You also shouldn't life your arm past your shoulder but you can still use your hand and partially your arm
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If you are feeling these symptoms, you might be having a stroke. Other symptoms of a stroke include sudden confusion, trouble speaking, and a severe headache.