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Old 11-06-2011, 10:16 AM #1
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does anyone here have problems with this nerve

is it possible to hurt it and then set off a chain reaction to give you tos or is possible that tos would injur this nerve in isolation.

im wondering if my shoulders just being int he "wrong place" would press on this nerve a little and cause other nerves to get stuck. my external rotators are by far my weakest muscles
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The back of my shoulder is one of my most painful places, especially on my surgical side, so I would imagine TOS could affect those nerves.
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interesting

i tried some external rotator exercises this morning and now my neck is freaking out, the nerves, not the muscles. the outside of my shoulders are always freezing too
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also to note, i have not been giving myself whiplash for awhile. i had my pt and a doc say i didnt have trigger points at the bse of my head. my scms feel fine. i'm not experience any spasms. its all just nervy pain. ugh.
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