Thoracic Outlet Syndrome treatment in Huixquilucan

Thoracic outlet syndrome brings together a set of symptoms caused by the compression of nerves or blood vessels in the space between the collarbone and the first rib. That narrow area houses structures that, when compressed, produce symptoms in the neck, shoulder, and arm.

Common symptoms: pain or numbness in the arm and hand, weakness, tingling, and in some cases changes in color or temperature of the limb.

When should you seek care? When these symptoms are persistent, interfere with daily activities, or are accompanied by swelling of the arm.

Which specialist treats it? The angiologist and the vascular surgeon may be involved when the vessels are affected, along with the cardiovascular and thoracic surgeon, and the physical therapist during rehabilitation. A professional evaluation helps determine the origin of the problem.