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Old 10-24-2011, 08:49 PM #1
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Default Confused after Nerve conduction test.
I went for a nerve conduction study test yesterday and the results all came back pretty good, they said there was no nerve damage and only slight delay on the left side. He said that means that all my TOS is more arterial and Vascular, but what i dont understand is if thatsthe case then why do i still get pains like from my neck to fingers?

Can vascular/artery compression cause those kind of pains?
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