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Left Arm Pain After Fill

When I had my last fill, my left shoulder and upper arm hurt; just like when I had gas pain after surgery. Now, the shoulder pain is gone, but the left arm pain remains. It's been close to two weeks. Has anyone had this issue? I really don't want to have any fluid removed, because food wise I'm in a good place.

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  • I wonder if there is something hitting the diaphragm? I read some where in my research that the diaphragm does not feel the pain it radiates the pain to the left shoulder. Just thought I'd mention

  • I would call your surgeon or GP, left arm pain is NOT good! Best wishes, Karen

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I would call your surgeon or GP, left arm pain is NOT good! Best wishes, Karen

I wonder if there is something hitting the diaphragm? I read some where in my research that the diaphragm does not feel the pain it radiates the pain to the left shoulder. Just thought I'd mention it. I don't know that it would help at all. Just thought it might be information to have. Sorry your having problems. Hope you get better soon.

~~~Stephanie

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I will call my doctor today, just to touch base. I don't believe this is the kind of left arm pain that comes with heart issues. I think it's more of a referred pain; possibly from my diaphragm.....as Stephanie said.

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