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Botox in scalene with PT - any improvement with TOS?

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FYI - Dr. Selmonosky is retired. I was referred to Hopkins. The process is very sssssslow there. There is a long time bt. diagnostic tests and apts etc. So if your not in a hurry to get the ball rolling - then it would be an ok option. It took 4 mos just to get an apt. and everything else is dragging out. I just feel like during these past 6 mos I could have gotten some pain relief and into PT, while my symptoms have progressed.
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