When a stroke occurs, it can cause weakness or numbness in one side of the body, often affecting the arm on the side opposite to where the stroke occurred in the brain. For example, if a stroke affects the right hemisphere of the brain, the left arm may experience pain, weakness, or difficulty moving. This symptom is part of a broader set of signs, commonly referred to as F.A.S.T. (Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech difficulties, Time to call emergency services). Immediate medical attention is crucial when these symptoms arise.
it depends where you have it on your arm the neck hurts more than the bottom of your arm, but the top of your arm hurts more than your neck.
The back arm hurts the most for some reason.
If your arm and/or your left side of your torso hurts, you could be having a stroke.. If you feel discomfort in your heart (or heart area of your chest), then most likely you are.
I guess the most popular stroke is the Arm Crawl/Arm stroke/Freestyle. . . maybe because it's the easiest.
it is when you ask someone if the want a hurts doughnut and then punch them in the arm and say hurts don't it.
It hurts...
an arm is 'un bras' in French. my arm hurts : j'ai mal au bras
yes this can be signs of a stroke as well as a body defection
j'ai mal au bras?
Might be.
J'ai mal au bras
it doesnt if you catch right