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Old 10-31-2012, 03:49 AM #8
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Originally Posted by chroma View Post
One risk factor for aggravating TOS, which I personally experienced, is brisk walking with the arms held straight. This pulls on the shoulder girdles and can add to the compression.

If you google for "power walking" you will see every article on power walking recommends keeping your arms bent. I've seen different reasons cited including "to avoid traction injuries" and to avoid finger swelling.

Something to keep in mind when you're hiking.
I'm Roaul and I too started to get blood clots after injuring my back ( I have nerve damage there) was wondering if anyone can link the two together?
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