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Old 06-16-2008, 08:56 PM
watsonsh watsonsh is offline
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Hi,

You certainly could have a herniated disc and the doc should schedule a series of x-rays and an MRI, maybe even an MRA.

I believe we had a member go in for some sort of surgery and came out with TOS. It more how they positioned your arm and neck and whether the brachial plexus was crushed under the first rib collarbone area.

Please be very very careful with PT. Most PT people are not experienced with brachial plexus injuries and may have you doing things that are too aggressive.

And be careful about a winged scapula with your shoulder.

Please check out the stickies at the top of the TOS forum for links and information.


Good luck!
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