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Old 03-30-2015, 06:52 PM #1
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Hi. I just posted in the General forum, but I figured it wouldn't hurt to ask here as well.

I need to know if 9 months of nerve irritation, possibly compressed, has damaged my nerve. I will see an OT in a couple if days but I am wishing for immediate answers, even if not medical but from experience.

I am in no pain but feel tingling sensations.
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If you were having nerve damage , most likely you'd be having a lot of pain.

My TOS was RSI based from 15 yrs of assembly work.
I had tightness, buzzing & tingling sensations in my forearms and then my shoulders, neck, wrists , elbows and upper back all joined in.

But most of it faded away with expert PT & expert chiro care, as well as focussed self care & some gadgets. It took some time , some of it was wasted due to it being a work comp claim..having to follow all the rules and go to their dr... and I didn't know anything about TOS for the first 6 months, my dr didn't mention it by name, or wasn't sure because I was responding to PT, and not in overly severe pain.. highest pain was 6-7 for a short time..
During the worst of the upper body muscle spasms.

Have you had any very good PT yet?
I have some self care images in my profile album.

And the sticky threads about trigger points, I had a lot of those.
PT didn't find or do anything about them , but my chiro knew about it and treated them easily. You really need to find a very good PT person/place..
TRPS and muscle tension can make for pain at elbows and wrist due to the tension & pulling on the joints..
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Thanks Jo*mar! I see a therapist on Wednesday. I am becoming very impatient. I just do not want this to progress. I do have a chiro who wants to view an MRI. I have been told she is a really good therapist. Starting to have a nervous breakdown I am so thankful I am not in pain. My tingling has been all over my arm, different places each time. I have had tingling in my pinky and ring finger and just recently have slight discomfort in my inner elbow when using the phone. Anyway I have much to tell the therapist. I'll check out your profile album. And more sticky threads.

Thanks again!
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