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Arm pain may include elbow pain or wrist pain. Leg pain may include knee, foot and other leg discomfort. Pain in these areas can stem from injuries or conditions such as fractures, tendinitis (e.g., Achilles tendinitis, tennis elbow), shin splints and carpal tunnel syndrome. Certain pain conditions primarily affect arms and legs, such as complex regional pain syndrome.

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