Doctors of GS....

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Re: Doctors of GS....

@evilmastermind

If they fractured their arm, possiblity that one of the nerve might have been affected too. It can be ulnar nerve, which passes by the epicondyle (behind the elbow). Thats the only reason I can think of.

Btw where (specifically) he has a fracture?

for more specific answer plz take an appointed from my assistant Sac :)

if a nerve was affected then why does it pass **impulses **sometimes and not at other times....i mean if it was damaged...it would surely not conduct impulses at all....not when it feels like it? at times its totally ok....which makes me think the lack of blood supply is a better explanation maybe

and yesterday he said it feels like that...at that time i told him to lower his arm and after a bit he said its ok which shows it could be related to blood supply.