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Old 06-30-2011, 10:28 AM #1
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Default Ride side neck pain after TOS surgery help
Hi, I have this TOS for about 3 years ,I had the TOS surgery in Jan of this year and I am still having problems.
I still get numbness in hand and arm and I am getting this swelling in neck on right side above the collarbone which I think causes the numbness now which I have been told by my surgeon that this is something else and not related to my TOS.
Anyone with some ideas ,on this ,it is at this point very disappointing after all the physio and the surgery I have had.
Anyone who can help out ,I greatly appreciate it.
I am still doing physio at home on my own which helps.
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