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Old 07-15-2014, 05:33 PM #11
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JESUS! chin on your chest. that is scary. I really want to get a through examination on my neck. I have seen a chiro, RMT, physio therapist. The PT I saw told me I have carpal tunnel instead of a problem with my neck. I should try a different PT. did not realize finding a good therapist was this difficult.
Just like doctors, ever other PT graduated at the bottom half of the class. Soft tissue damage is tricky to treat, not everyone is up to the challenge. Keep looking.

You could also have carpal tunnel - as a result of your neck injury.
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