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I hope you don't consider any surgery until a clear cause is found..

Whiplash can also trigger thoracic outlet syndrome..TOS for short.
we have a TOS forum with more info in the sticky threads.
TOS will cause arm/hand/ neck sx and many MDs do not consider it or are well versed about it.
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