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THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME
Has anyone had surgery to decompress the arteries and nerves in the brachial plexus? Thoracic Outlet Syndrome may cause many symptoms such as neck pain, shoulder pain, lightheaded, dizzy, wrist pain, face pain, headaches, weakness, sleep problems, etc.
This discussion is related to Shoulder/elbow/wrist pain and tingling.
This discussion is related to Shoulder/elbow/wrist pain and tingling.
I don't know what country you are from, but you can either start with your PCP/Primary or see a Neurologist. They will evaluate you and order tests, then determine the plan of care (treatment).
Have you been told by your doctor that you definitely need surgery? Often times you do not need surgery but need to avoid putting your arm in certain positions to avoid cutting off the arterial and nerve supply to the arm.
In addition, have you had your neck evaluated to make sure you to not have anything wrong with your neck causing these problems?
In addition, have you had your neck evaluated to make sure you to not have anything wrong with your neck causing these problems?
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