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07-01-2007, 08:19 PM
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Hello,
When this all started >5 yrs ago, it started with quite a few symptoms but what is left is a deep ache in both forearms. It was there then, was covered up by the RSD pain and now the pump has taken care of the burning, I have the deep forearm pain again. If I press on it, the pain skyrockets  Does anyone think this could be a symptom of my initial diagnosis of TOS ?? Thanks in advance for your thoughts.  Hope
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