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Are there exercises to release tension and compression at the brachial plexus? could this be a strategy for treating thoracic outlet syndrome?
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Physical Therapy: There are a number of exercises and stretches that can help relieve Thoracic Outlet symptoms. Best bet is to be evaluated by a physical therapist or rehabilitation physician experienced in treating this syndrome as with correct program often surgery can be avoided.
Answered 12/8/2018
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