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When your bicep is released, the long head is cut where it inserts into the shoulder so now, my bicep is only attached with the short head so instead of a bi cep, it’s now a mono cep. Before surgery, I was unable to raise my arm above my head without significant pain. Now, five years later, full range of motion without pain but a loss of strength and I have cramping on occasion which I do not expect to improve unless my bicep is surgically reattached. As with most things in life, it’s a trade off.

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Thank you for clarifying. Before I had surgery raising my arm over my head brought relief. Using a desktop computer was very painful. Cramping has decreased some this week. I think that it may be the process but it felt better prior to surgery. I have lots of painless spasms/ twitches as well.