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Tingling in left hand

I had rotator cuff surgery on my left shoulder about 4 years ago.  For about the past 6 weeks when I stand my left hand tingles.  My arm aches at the top.  Could this be caused from the shoulder?  Should I be concerned? I would appreciate any help I can get.  Thank you
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I was playing football with my son .when suddenly the football I reach for the ball when it hurt my ring finger.it really swollen so big i thought i broken it and that was October of last year.I took x-ray but know broken bones. but right now i feel that my whole arm is hurting and  under my arm is uncomfortable .
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Antibiotic cause tingling, twiching, rotator cuff pain and all type mucsle pain specially Cipro (antibiotic).
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Hello.

It is difficult to say the problem is due to the surgery.  A clinical examination is needed. And the surgery was four years back. Your symptoms are only six weeks old. I think there is some other cause behind it.

I would recommend that you should consult the doctor who did the surgery. He will know what's inside your shoulder.

Regards
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