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I have congenital TOS but I didn't find out until recently. I was training to be a yoga instructor when I became incapacitated by pain after a day of doing a particularly large amount of downward dogs. After a lot of tests my doctor found that I have TOS and the yoga exacerbated the problem.
My doctor has told me that I'll never be able to do yoga again. I'm not ready to give up my dream of being an instructor though. Is there anyone out there with congenital TOS that has been able to do yoga? Has anyone been able to do other kinds of fitness like pilates or dance? I'm normally a very active person and the thought of not being able to get back to my fitness regimen is killing me. |
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Can you do yoga with TOS?
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