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What else can I help you with?
Got like a burning feeling in upper left arm?
chop it off
What does it mean when it feels cold in your chest and left arm but your heart rate is normal?
Answer I don't wish to scare you but I had a burning feeling in my left arm although my heart rate seemed normal. Turned out that I was having a heart attack. Go to the hospital, don't fool around, it could cost you your life.
What does it mean when a girl says she is feeling cold while talking to you?
She might actually be cold, but try putting your arm around her shoulders.
Is 'I am feeling cold ' is right or wrong?
'I am feeling cold.' is correct if you are feeling cold.
Why is left arm numb and tingling?
If your arm is tingling and feeling numb it may be asleep just shake it until it feels better ! WARNING : This is only a suggestion this may not be the case !
Which arm did the nazi wear armbands?
The left arm.
Why does your arm feel cold when you reach inside a refrigerator to get a container of milk?
When you reach inside a refrigerator, your arm is exposed to the lower temperature inside the fridge, which causes heat transfer between your skin and the cold air. This heat transfer results in your arm feeling cold as the heat is drawn away from your skin.
Does the dark mark go on your right arm or left arm?
Your left arm.
What happen to heart rate when exercise is ceased?
It (and your blood pressure) gradually returns to your normal resting rate. Unless you start feeling crushing pains, running through to your back, you get dizzy, pale, cold, clammy and tingling in your left arm, then I suggest you call an ambulance.
Was Stonewall shot in his right or left arm?
Left arm.
You broke your arm 5 years ago and you are frequently having a severe aching pain in your arm since it was broken Is this unusual?
Feeling pain in the arm that was previously broken is completely common usually pain in the previously affected limb is having been reported during cold.
Is Fergie's left arm a prosthetic?
No! Fergie's left arm is not a prosthetic.
