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Default Bilateral Arterial thoracic outlet syndrome

I just got diagnosed with bilateral arterial thoracic outlet syndrome. I am a baseball player with a history of shoulder injury and surgeries. I would like to avoid surgery if possible. Has anyone heard of Pri or any other methods that work with rehab. I feel like I've done quite a bit of rehab from past injury and surgery. Pulse goes away when I turn head or pinch shoulder blades back.
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