Please do a lot of reading here, to learn as much as you can before your surgery. You may change your mind, or not.
But knowing it may or may not fix the problem is something to be aware of.

Please share more of your symptoms so we can help you with the best info possible.

If you do have surgery please make sure your parents search for the best surgeon in your area. This is a complicated surgery so an expert & skilled doctor is the very best way to go.
It's not a time to let a inexperienced surgeon practice on you.

An advanced PT person that will make adjustments in your PT plan is very important too- they have to listen to what is working for you and what is not. Some times just a change of PTs or the place , or a different style really can help.
I was pretty messed up w/RSI/TOS for approx 2.5 yrs and with very good PT, chiro & lots of self/home care things I am back to 85%, but you are young & an athlete so you won't have to deal with middle age stuff...

Please read thru the links below for a crash course of info

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http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread135.html

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