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Originally Posted by Chaotic Kittie
Hiya Steve
Yeah, I've been there and done that too... You're hitting the spot in a way, though what I did was playing too much. When my hand got tired, I had to press harder to get sound out of the strings (or at least I felt I had to) and thus I probably damaged something.
Now I'm just wondering why this tired feeling remains, the pains I had are since long gone. Though I've just noticed that it isn't just my wrist, but my entire left arm. Overall, it's a lot, and I mean a LOT weaker than my right... :\
Gutter, lol, with my left arm being so much weaker as it is, I'd fall over instantly!
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It could be scar tissue. It tends to adhere to soft tissue and restricts full range of motion. A good massage therapist can loosen the adhesions over time. It could also be nerve damage. Chronic tennis elbow will have those symptoms. You really should see someone about it.