The brachial plexus is a network of nerves that begin in the cervical/neck spinal cord and travel down the cervicoaxillary… Read More
A nerve becomes pinched/compressed when added pressure is placed on it by surrounding structures that can include muscles, bones, ligaments,… Read More
Introduction The neck is an extremely flexible part of the upper body that allows the head to move without causing pain or… Read More
When temperatures are elevated in summer, heat-induced and severe headaches like migraines are common during the hot months. However, a… Read More
Introduction The central nervous system transmits information between the brain, muscles, and organs through 31 nerve roots from the spinal cord. These… Read More
Introduction The central nervous system is responsible for sending neuron signals to all the organs and muscles in the body, allowing for… Read More
A pinched, compressed, overly stretched, twisted, and entangled nerve can happen throughout the body. The most common locations are the… Read More
The nervous system communicates with the entire body and reacts to internal and external changes using electrical and chemical impulses… Read More
It's not unusual for runners to experience tingling, pins and needles, and numbness in their feet while running. Running foot… Read More
An acute injury or changes to the upper body over time can cause a compressed/pinched nerve in the shoulder. A… Read More
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