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I started weightlifting 1 month after having any first rib removed for thoracic outlet syndrome. i have muscle spasm and don't feel well. connection? what should i do?
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Likely: go to your surgeon and have him evaluate you. He might consider a physical therapy evaluation with some monitored exercise to get you on track.
Answered 4/22/2016
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