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TOS- What side affected - left, right , both?

View Poll Results: Check all that apply - about your symptoms ?
on one side only - no spread 3 23.08%
on one side only - no spread
3 23.08%
started both sides equally 1 7.69%
started both sides equally
1 7.69%
started on 1 side and spread to the other 3 23.08%
started on 1 side and spread to the other
3 23.08%
started both sides but 1 side is worse than the other 6 46.15%
started both sides but 1 side is worse than the other
6 46.15%
both sides but symptoms vary side to side 4 30.77%
both sides but symptoms vary side to side
4 30.77%
symptoms are on average {answer below} 3 23.08%
symptoms are on average {answer below}
3 23.08%
mild 3 23.08%
mild
3 23.08%
moderate 5 38.46%
moderate
5 38.46%
severe 5 38.46%
severe
5 38.46%
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Old 12-19-2007, 01:51 PM #1
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Default TOS- What side affected - left, right , both?
Just a simple poll about what side and where your symptoms presented first.
It will be multiple choice.
So check all that apply for you.
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Thumbs up good poll
I had the cervie ribs on both sides, but the right side was larger - so started there...eventually the left side caught up. sx vary from side to side, but right is generally worse. my dx in 2001 says moderate TOS but I believe I now qualify for 'severe' status.


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