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Old 04-14-2019, 01:18 PM #1
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Default Scalenectomy - I have questions
So first off I have TOS from repetitive strain caused by computer work - > now I have injured scalene muscles. thought about posting on the sub-forum but it was inactive.

I will get to the point. a scalene muscle is being cut off - > does it regrow? if so, how? does it grow injured, does it grow healthy? does it even grow back at all? I have hard time to imagine my life will be so great without major muscles supporting my neck. I want healthy muscles - is this the correct option? (I already tried PT)
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