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Old 02-14-2007, 10:42 PM #2
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Hi Beth - just my 2 cents, but find a neurologist who knows about TOS and how to treat it, and also find a good pain management doctor. I happen to have gotten lucky and found a Pain mgmt doc who is a neurologist and also knows about tos! from what i've read, a good chiropractor who knows abotu TOS is also very very helpful.
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