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Default ATOS always requires surgery?
Does ATOS always require surgery? I watched the Dr. Donahue video and it seemed to suggest that.

Saying the ATOS and VTOS are almost certain.

I had the ultrasound and my artery and veins on both sides lose blood flow when i raise my hands up.

i also get nerve symptoms (numbness) of course.
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