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Old 11-14-2011, 11:18 PM #1
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Default What to expect from injection into the anterior scalene?
Hello, I am new here. I go to a TOS specialist next week. They told me I would get this injection and that I am to fast. It is apparently a diagnostic text? What should I expect during and after injection? No sugar coating please!

My symptoms are numbness, spasms in the neck, freezing cold hand that turns white, weakness, and it's my dominate left hand.

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Julie
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