The phrase "arm painful" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing discomfort or pain in the arm, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "After the workout, I noticed that my arm was painful."
Alternatives: "arm hurts" or "arm is sore."
Clinical characteristics are pain with arm abduction (painful arc), decreased active range of motion (RoM) and loss of arm force and function [ 1- 5].
"Somebody comes in and grabs your arm, this painful needle goes into you and you know no reason for it.
The biceps and triceps brachii tendons were intact, and the proximal portion of the ulna and the lateral side of the distal upper arm were painful to palpation.
Paraplegic patients with CNP had increased event-related desynchronization in the theta, alpha, and beta bands (16 24 Hz) during imagination of movement of both nonpainful (arms) and painful limbs (legs).
Her both arms were painful with limited range of motion.
A search of MEDLINE and BIDS Embase in 2009 (at the time the funding application for the current trial was prepared) confirmed that no randomised controlled trial has hitherto investigated the benefits of resting the painful arm as compared with remaining active within the limits of pain.
If you sleep on the pain-free side, put the pillow in front of you so that the painful arm can rest on it (pretend you're hugging the pillow).
If bitten, humans now get five shots in the arm, not 20 painful ones with long needles in the abdomen.
However, almost all studies reported that breast cancer survivors experienced some specific problems (e.g., a thick and painful arm and problems with sexual functioning).
Good scrummaging display before a painful arm injury 4 George Kruis 7/10 The young lock may be fighting it out with Dave Attwood for the fourth second-row World Cup place.
