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Old 04-03-2009, 01:18 PM #1
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Default thoracic vertebrae damage at 4,5 11 & 12
Anyone have issue with these disc? I had a MRI that showed damage on these however the doc did not offer much in the way of how to handle discomfort or pain. I also had a doppler ultrasound and it shows TOS in the waveform when I brought my hands above my head. I have a large knot under my right underarm area.
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