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Default kinesio taping is worth looking into..
kinesio tape for thoracic outlet syndrome - Google Search


We have some past threads on taping also, so you can use our search tool for those..

I've used the tape for a few other injuries also and it really does help.

The tape may stay on for 4-5 days until it starts to loosen. The skin needs a break by then anyway..
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