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Old 10-22-2012, 02:27 PM #1
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Default Popping first rib into place
Hi all,
I have neurogenic TOS and bilateral cervical ribs. I have the surgery scheduled with Dr Pearl in Dallas on December 5th. However, I've been going to a physical therapist for pain management. I can't do any exercises ; they just hook me up to a tens, and then massage me. My physical therapist offered to pop my first rib back into place because she said that it is adding to my discomfort level. Has anyone had this done ?
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