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Old 08-31-2010, 12:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Anne4tos View Post
I have tos and need help finding the best and top surgeon. There are none by me and I'm willing to travel anywhere. I can no longer do PT and have made no progress in over 2 years. Who would be the best surgeon for tos?

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Ann sometimes it is the PT type contributing,and actually getting a PT that treats the person can rule in or out TOS, by the plan they create.

If they try anything with bands, HANDBIKE, weights RUN. This can not build muscle and help, it will contribute to the TOS.
The nerves are inflamed in neurogenic tos and the repetative movements, over working muscles that are trying to splint a sore nerve, make more spasm.

Range of motion, gentle, climb wall with fingers gentle, just not to lock up. I will do the ultra sound, or tens like treatment, heat, and a massage. Biofreeze, lidoderm patches every day, valium for spasms, and mega pain on days I work a percocett, Liquid Advil Gels.

ALthough not cured, and not pain free, I can controll a lot of the symptoms/pain.

I take lexapro and found that helped, decent trigger points in traps...
I do not do heavy work,
Although my low back is shot....
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