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Old 07-12-2014, 08:48 AM #1
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Default Symptoms question
1. Do any of you have a lot of itching in your arms/armpits and rib cage? Is that normal? I can see all the veins in my armpits and they itch so badly...all the time!!! What does this mean? Venous congestion? Is it possible to have a blood clot there and not know??

2. Do any of you know anything about Eagle Syndrome? I have overlapping symptoms w/that and TOS...
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