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Old 02-04-2008, 09:18 AM #1
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When's the last time you had that shoulder scanned? Maybe check in with the PCP and ask if you should have that done again. I know, I hate that too, but let's see what's going on in there. Then maybe a pain clinic.

Never know lil sis. You find a good pain doc, and a couple shots well put would save you months of PT.

Just another option and another free opinion.

Let us know what you do and what you hear, okay?
It's been a couple of years, but it hasn't bothered me since then, either.

UPDATE: I called this morning and I have an appt with my PCP for tomorrow afternoon. Thanks everyone!!
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UPDATE:

Went to the PCP today. He's not quite sure what all is going on in there - could be tendonitis, could be a partial tear. I had an X-Ray of the shoulder and C-spine. He added the C-Spine because he thought it could be starting there. He also ordered an NCV study which I will have next Tuesday. Lastly, he ordered PT for me. I guess we will see what happens.
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Holly --

Glad you were right, and it turned out to be non-MS related.

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