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Severe ache in mid back and both arms. HELP!

Hello everyone I need help,
I feel like I should be on the show mystery diagnoses . A year ago I got what seems to have been a virus that gave me Gastro problems and a burning sensation of the tongue. I developed fissures on my tongue which I never had before. I had a colonoscopy/endoscopy done and they found nothing. Dismissed my burning tongue sensations as nothing. I have had a ton of bloodwork done. Which all comes back normal except elevated thyroglobulin antibodies. Tested negative for Lupus, Lymes, Hepatitis A B &C, and Sjorgens. For the past six months I have been experiencing aches in my mid back that sometimes if aggravated radiates to shooting pains and ache in my ribs. My forearm started aching but I thought nothing of it. I work out so I assumed I probably sprained it. It didn't go away. The ache started spreading to my fingers and shoulder and now both arms are severely aching as well as my mid back. I feel nauseas at times and I think it's because of my achy back. Recently, I noticed that my arms were slightly flushed. I am still have burning tongue symptoms too. What could this be? I just got an X Ray of my spine today and go back to my GP tomorrow to tell her I need answers.
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Hello~You need to see a chiropractor,all your symptoms point to misplaced vertebrae in your spine and neck. You should take the x-rays to him/her as they have many more hours of training than most MD's. The chiropractor will look them over, when they find the areas that need attention, they will concentrate on the specific areas besides adjusting the rest of the body because the body works together and if one area is adjusted, the other areas may need some help too. Since all the tests you have had have been negative, I am fairly sure that the chiropractor will be able to help you.

As to your tongue burning, that is a sign of vitamin B deficiency. You need to take a good, high-potency B complex and add to it, extra Vitamin B 12 and B 1. Also, add Brewers yeast to your diet, this will also aid in bringing up the "B" levels. It tastes wonderful on pop corn.

I hope you feel better soon, and, again, please see a chiropractor and get those "B"s.
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