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07-26-2007, 12:21 PM
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Hello, I am new to this forum, I saw that their is a list of doctors on one of the threads, but I wanted to see if anyone had advice for PT or chiros in my area that they think are truly amazing at helping people with TOS. I live in the West Los Angeles area and my current vascular doctor is Dr. Ahn, (if anyone would like to comment about him, I'd love to hear it) he is suggesting that I have surgery to correct the problem, but I am afraid of what my life might be like afterwards if it doesn't go well. Thank you so much for any advice you give. -Joshua
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