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Old 06-28-2013, 09:24 AM #1
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Default pec minor
sooooooo

my pec minor isn't "tight" anymore but i have a bunch of "bubbles" under my collarbone/pec minor area.

when i swing my left arm in the morning after walking up a flight of stairs all of my fingers lightly tingle and the pec minor/collarbone area can sometimes hurt.

any guesses? i dont understand, it's not tight!!! what are the bubbles? trigger points?
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