Hi Simon
Thx for the info. Perhaps you should copy your post and start a new one and put a link to it here?
In any case, my quick thoughts are:
1. Not from flu jab. I don't have any evidence but they would have to stick it to u in a strange position to get both of those nerves.
2. Probably nerve. Muscle damage usually hurts. So does a fracture.
3. Get GP referral to see a physio and go from there. Either that or a neurologist.
Cheers
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