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01-20-2013, 01:45 AM
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I watched the Dr. Donahue video on TOS and when he was discussing things that you could have instead of TOS, he mentioned cubital tunnel saying that with cubital tunnel you have numbness in your pinkie and half of your ring finger.
When I get numbness in my ring finger, it is always just half of it. But I also get a pain on the thumb side of my elbow. So....do I 1. have cubital tunnel because my ring finger splits in numbness or 2. have thoracic outlet because i also have pain on my thumb side hahah! |
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