First, some examples:

https://www.google.com/search?tbm=is...nversion+table

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_no...=1367999947007

I'm not expecting miracles, but any thoughts on using inversion tables? I also get pain in the mid and lower back on my TOS side and wonder if it might help that.

And this gentleman says:

"For years prior to my Pilates practice I experienced significant compression in C6 and C7, which resulted in shooting pain through the shoulder and down the arm. I purchased an inversion table. Within two weeks of twice-daily use (5 minutes at a time), the pain was gone. I continue to use it nearly every day (once per day for one or two minutes) for maintenance. "
-- http://www.pilatesconnections.com/to...tlet-syndrome/ #2

His eyebrows and high post count are compelling.

Anyone here try these tables?

I also have the back, leg pain. I do think there's a corelation bt. TOS and back pain. I met a fireman who has had 2 back surgeries and he started using the inversion table every day and swears by it. My husbands friend who owns a concrete company hurt his back thru hard work and he said he has avoided surgery by using it. He uses his every day too and says he no long has problems. I am thinking about ordering one. I've got so much crap now to help TOS - what's one more thing to add to the list?

I'm pretty sure that would flare me up.

Did he have an mri

Shooting pains sound just like my injury

Be careful, I bought and used one before I knew my problem was TOS. Just about put me under from the intense pain it would cause.

Interesting. Thanks for sharing.

Mine is on the way. I'll build up to full vertical over a period of days. Same with the amount of time I spend on it.

See what it does but definitely take it slow. It really caused me a lot of trouble but I would let my arm hang down below my head not knowing what tos was at the time. Good luck