A pain in your neck can certainly affect your arm. You have nerves going from your brain down your spinal chord. Just below the neck they branch out to the arms. Issues with the neck can pinch nerves and make the arms experience pain.
Yes. Shingles can affect all the areas mentioned above.
neck and left arm aches related to angina ,
The sciatic nerve typically runs from the lower back down through the leg, so it wouldn't directly cause pain in the neck or arm. However, issues in the lower back where the sciatic nerve originates can sometimes radiate pain down the leg, but not usually to the neck or arm. Pain in the neck and arm may be due to separate issues such as a cervical spine problem or shoulder injury.
Some of the other symptoms that can affect someone that has a herniated disk in the neck can include a mild tingling feeling or burning pain in the neck area. A lot of these pains can be felt after sleeping and first getting up in the morning as well as through the day.
There is a nerve which connects all three, so when felt in the heart the signal travels to these other areas
It could be a heart attack.
Radiculopathy, or nerve compression, usually presents with numbness, tingling, and even pain. Patients with radiculopathy of the cervical spine (neck) usually present with neck and shoulder pain, and/or numbness/tingling that can go down the arm.
Could be heart related, go to your primary care physician.
Could be a few things.Could be sleeping in a awkward positionCould even be that you pulled a muscle in your neckI think you should try neck massage. If your neck can be out of place it might feel like it's your upper arm or shoulder that is the problem.If you have been doing any heavy lifting. I would also not do that for a while.You should go see your doctor if the pain persists.Nerve pain is common and radiates from the neck.
There may be a problem with a pinched nerve.
You would for sure on the lower arm to keep the arm raised to minimize swelling and pain. It will have no affect for the upper arm (above the elbow).
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.