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Old 02-14-2007, 01:44 AM #1
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I am new to the forum and not even sure if I am posting on the right site for my questions. I have been experiencing pain in my traps... severe burning and stiffness in my neck on and off for a couple of years. I am very active but it seems as though my trapezius muscles are hyperfacilitated and engage anytime I lift weights or do any upper body lifting movement. If you have any suggestions on how I can address this issue I would greatly appreciate it. I also have pain in all of my joints down my right side and notice that I have minor injuries on that side often.

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Hi Jen and welcome to NeuroTalk

sorry to hear of the pain you are experiencing and hope you will find answers here

I am also going to copy your post to our general health and rare disorders forum in case someone there can help you

here is the link to your post there
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/sh...ad.php?t=13409

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HI Jen and welcome!
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hi jen and welcome to neurotalk. i'm sorry that pain has brought you to us, but glad you found us.
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Hi Jen,

Welcome to NT!

Come visit us in the TOS forum (thoracic outlet syndrome). Maany of us have some of the symptoms you experience and may have some suggestions on how to get some relief or help.

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