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Old 04-19-2007, 09:20 AM #4
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Default Hi,
As I said, it's very hard to diagnose and you might want to find a good Neurologist or TOS specialist in your area. It's so hard to diagnose. I just posted about how long it took me to get the TOS diagnoses and it was over 3 years. Don't give up on finding out if that might be it until you are satified with the answer you are getting.

I don't think we saw it in my hands until they started turning colors and my fingers started spasming up. There are symptoms that don't show up right away and everyone has different symptoms.

Good luck,
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