What might the problem if a person cannot generate strength on right arm and there is little pain on the stiffed neck? The person has been struggling since November of 2020. The patient had x-ray, ct scan, mri scan and others but it doesn't show any abnormalities.

What might the problem if a person cannot generate strength on right arm and there is little pain on the stiffed neck? The person has been struggling since November of 2020. The patient had x-ray, ct scan, mri scan and others but it doesn't show any abnormalities.

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What might the problem if a person cannot generate strength on right arm and there is little pain on the stiffed neck? The person has been struggling since November of 2020.

The patient had x-ray, ct scan, mri scan and others but it doesn't show any abnormalities.

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