I think an evaluation with an expert chiro or 2 should be on most peoples list with any non life threatening condition.
Just to make sure all is in alignment and to rule out possibles of a nerve entrapment.

I wish I would have known more about chiropractic and been more open to trying one at the first sign of RSI and shoulder troubles.

Of course I wouldn't ever just go to any DC - I would search around for a very good one that I felt confidant and comfortable with.
Hope fully the one I have will stay around for a long time.

But it isn't a quick fix - for me chronic RSI/TOS and combined with hypermobility, I manage to get something "out" every month.