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Old 10-12-2008, 08:32 AM #1
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Hi all i am new.i have just been diagnosed with thoracic outlet syndrome.i also have chronic back and leg pain from 2 failed back operations.i am 42 male and married and i live in bury UK near Manchester.does anyone have swollen hands after they have worked IE washed the car.or done house work? my hands are feeling like they have had a shot of anaesthetic! like at the dentist!.sometimes they feel cold and the middle two fingers feel like someone is standing on them {not nice!!}. STRAKER
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Hello and welcome to NeuroTalk! So glad you joined us. I've posted the link to the TOS Forum for you in case you haven't visited there yet. Please feel free to look around the entire board and join in wherever you feel comfortable.


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Hi & welcome,
It sounds like it could be a vascular type of TOS, have you had full x rays & MRI to check for extra cervical rib or anomalies of the bony structures in your neck & collarbone areas?
Please do visit our TOS forum for more info and help.
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Welcome to NeuroTalk ... surf around and join in ... there are lots of friendly, supportive, helpful people here ... am sure you will find someone with answers ... again ... welcome to NT
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Hello and Welcome to Neurotalk - you will meet many great and supportive people here!!

I'm sorry to hear about everything that you are going through . I also live in the UK!

If you need anything, please don't hesitate to ask - I am more than happy to help you in anyway I possibly can!!

Take care and I look forward to seeing you around the forum soon!!

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