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Old 12-18-2011, 08:45 PM #1
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Default Vascular TOS???

Okay, so over the last week or so I have noticed that my hand turns blue, particularly when I am having a bad pain day. What I am wondering is, should I let my doctor know about this change? I go back to see him on Jan 12th and I haven't been diagnosed with TOS, but with all my symptoms and the info I am finding on the web, it seems more and more like I have this dx. I take BC powders all the time, so I can't imagine how I could have a clot. The color change is noticeable, my 14 year old son commented on it last night asking what is wrong with your hand? I can call my regular dr or wait until the 12th to mention it to the neurologist.

Just out of curiosity, what is the most comfortable position for everyone. I notice when I am up walking around or sitting up straight the pain seems to be worse. It is better for me when I am in my recliner. Thanks for your help.
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