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    Re: Suspected Chronic Levator Scapulae Syndrome

    OK. Saw a Myotherapist today and he found something that no one had identified in the last 12 months. On my right, the first and second rib are elevated. It would seem that this could be the cause of my shoulder spasms and sternum pain.
    I haven't mentioned the sternum pain here as I thought it could be wear and tear from the constant shoulder jerking. I have mentioned it to my GP and also to my current Neurologist as it has been causing discomfort for the last 7-8 months, but they didn't think it was significant.

    The Myotherapist worked on it today, but freely admitted that he wasn't qualified to realign them, so I'm going to see my Chiropractor on Friday to see if she can put them back in place.


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    Re: Suspected Chronic Levator Scapulae Syndrome

    Looks like the Elevated rib was a consequence of my condition and not the cause. The Chiropractor had to do a few adjustments on my spine as well as releasing some trigger points in my neck and upper trap. Hopefully the Botox injections on Monday will give me some relief.



 
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