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sunnyhotpantz

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Thoracic Outlet Syndrome Posted: 05-07-05 11:42am


I have thoracic outlet syndrome. I see a chiropractor, but does anyone know any good ways to help heal this. Having this is hell!! Tingles all the time in my arm. Can't lay on my side or my arms/fingers fall asleep. Headaches all the time. Please help!

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