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Old 06-01-2013, 10:59 AM #11
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I was going to say something similar. The activity causes inflammation which then causes pain after it builds up.

That's my (our) theory.
That's what I think too. It takes several hours for the inflammation to develop.
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I acquired vascular TOS on my left side from a shoulder injury where I took a direct blow to the axilla tearing muscles, labrum, etc. The nerves were "asleep" for the first 36 hours after the injury, then the nerves "woke up" and let me know. The next couple of days were hell.

I wonder if the delayed reaction to every day activities is similar. You're stressing the nerve(s) in some way, and it later "wakes up". There's probably a more appropriate medical term than "wake up" and "asleep" but that's how I look at it.
I think that the nerves also get inflammation and it just takes a day or two to build up. Since I am getting older I almost never know why I have flairs....unless I have like big bruises or something, then I can be reminded....oh I remember why my leg is purple, I was kicking myself because I hurt myself blinking lol
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Thumbs up Nice to hear someone else has this too!

I started school reports typing pointing and clicking on Monday. Had to continue on Tuesday and Wednesday. It is now Thursday and boy do I feel the pain. I have knots on my wrists and elbows and on each finger. Can't wait to feel how it is when I have the roll out full effect!

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