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Old 10-15-2012, 01:35 PM #11
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Oh well, I now have bursitis in my left arm (the side with TOS). Ugh.
I have had rotator cuff bursitis on and off on both sides ever since developing TOS symptoms. Mine has been easily treatable with AC joint cortisone injection.
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I had PT this am and am going to try using a lot of icing to help. That is good to know about the shot helping@!

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Old 10-15-2012, 08:02 PM #13
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I had PT this am and am going to try using a lot of icing to help. That is good to know about the shot helping@!
Oh yes, I forgot that ice helped too. I picked up this: http://www.sportchalet.com/product/301262_207r.do
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This looks great. and they have another one on the site that might be even better! I am definitely getting one.
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I'm going to go there, there is one right near my house and see if they have them in stock. i live on ice.
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amazon has a great selection. I just ordered one. Thanks so much to Marc for the suggestion.

QUOTE=jkl626;923138]I'm going to go there, there is one right near my house and see if they have them in stock. i live on ice.[/QUOTE]
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Hi everyone,
I just got back from having my functional ultrasound test that measures blood flow to the hand with the arm in different positions. I basically flunked this in May. The test was supposed to be 45 minutes long and after ten minutes, the tech said we were done because he had enough data. When I moved my arm in any position other than hanging down the blood flow stopped. That was how I was diagnosed with TOS. I had had no feeling in my two fingers for three years and my hand was always cold. My arm ached after talking on the phone,etc.

Anyway, I am not 100%, but the blood flow is so much better! This is definitely due to the PT (twice weekly since May) and doing the edgelow protocol. I also am beginning to incorporate some of the denver protocol.

I can't thank you all enough! Going to MGH for full re-assessment in a few weeks.
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I have an appt w/Dr. Donahue and was wondering if you saw him and what he said? I know you are doing pt.
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I have not seen him again because I was supposed to go the day of Hurricane Sandy! so now going in a few weeks. He is very wonderful.

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I have an appt w/Dr. Donahue and was wondering if you saw him and what he said? I know you are doing pt.
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