Trapped nerve

Side pain in the chest (pleurisy, serratus anterior pain), flank (stitch, gas pain, kidney stones, pinched nerve), lower abdomen (appendicitis, diverticulitis)

The neck contains a network of delicate spinal bones, major nerves, and muscles to support and turn the head. While this complexity is vital to our bodies’ functions, it also carries the risk of nerves becoming trapped or compressed. Pinched nerves are annoying and painful, but are not typically dangerous. In many cases, they go […]

1.) A needle electrode is placed into a muscle and connected to recording equipment.2.) With the electrodes in place, the electrical activity in the muscle is recorded while it is at rest. 3.) The doctor will next instruct you to tighten (contract) the muscle gently and gradually. The electrical activity is monitored and recorded. To get yourself tested for any brain disorders visit, Dr. Poornima's Neurodiagnosis Clinic | EMG Test in Goregaon -Call 9820238329

by Sharon Sauer, L.M.T., C.M.T.P.T.

Pinched nerve in shoulder blade

How to Release a Pinched Nerve in your Shoulder - MGS Physiotherapy

Trapped or “pinched” nerves are a common cause of spine and neck pain. Read on for details about typical treatments and how long it may take to feel relief.

Getting a Headache From a Pinched Nerve

Back in January I wrote how I had been suffering from pins and needles in my right pinky finger and second finger and my GP had said she thought it was probably a trapped Ulnar Nerve. A trapped Uln…

We asked experts to discuss signs of a pinched nerve, plus the causes and prevention methods that you need to know.