Pseudo nerve entrapments

Treating peripheral nerve entrapments? Make sure you keep an eye out for pseudo nerve entrapment sites. It’s not uncommon for trigger points in the arm and torso to refer down the arm and elbow.
In particular, watch out for trigger points in the teres major and minor, and trigger points in the supraspinatus.
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[@DD-ff3zo]

Are you able to do a break down of nerve related arm pain, to the specific muscles groups that they might stem from? Like what is the difference between nerve pain in the fingers compared to nerve pain that stops at the elbow area, & how to work it out etc. I find your techniques are great, and I'd love an angle on this if you're happy sharing.

[@stuarthindsacademy]

Absolutely DD , i do cover it in my Peripheral Nerve entrapments online course, but happy to share some insights , ill add to the list.

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