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Old 12-09-2014, 08:01 AM #13
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It sounds like you are in pretty bad shape. I would not waste any more time on alternative methods and go find a TOS specialist which would be a surgeon. There is a list with the drs for all areas. I wasted a whole year on PT, massage balls, you name...aggravated everything for nothing.

Had surgery on both sides, still recovering but doing much better.
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