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11-20-2015, 04:51 AM
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Friends,
I am suffering from bi -lateral ntos .I left my IT job and now doing masters to take a teaching job just because of tos issues. I would like to understand in general how many of us on this group are still working full time? My symptoms are slightely increased due to attending classes and now have a swelling/lump on left supraclavicular region.One spine doctor said its trapezius muscle swelling but I think its scelene muscle and is due to my cervicothoracic joint inflammation. I am quite new into this and really afraid by considering my efforts to do masters shouldn't go waste if I will not be able to work in future. Please give some ideas. Ramdas |
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what percentage of TOS people are working ?
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