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New here, Im no longe able to lift my arm due to C5-C7 herniation, why is this?

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Old 03-16-2015, 03:04 PM #11
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I will tell you that TOS is one of those conditions that is not well known, or the dr may be biased or misinformed about TOS. So don't be surprised if you mention it and they roll their eyes...
It would be best to read about it first, so you have an idea if it might fit or not.
That is very helpful to know that ahead of time. So frustrating with stuff like that. I will be reading up on it.! Thank you! I am blown away with the kindness and concern this site had for people. So very nice to feel this support when your in a lot of pain.
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