Julian Simpson
1 in 10 people get thoracic outlet syndrome.. so what is it?
THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME
Is a broad based term for syndromes that originate at the cervical spine and extends into the shoulder girdle.
Nearly 1 in 10 people will experience Thoracic outlet syndrome
RISK FACTORS are - neck trauma, athletes, repetitive work stress, poor posture, side sleepers, females , being overweight, large breasts, recent weight gain(thanks covid)
Aggravators are sustained shoulder elevation , suspensory holding activities, lying on the arm, carrying your purse on the one side, prolonged sitting watching Netflix

What we do - Stretching the shortened muscles ( the scalenes, pec minor, upper traps and levator scapulae ) Strengthening the deep neck flexors. Spinal adjustments of the neck , upper back, ribs and shoulder girdle
Treatment Schedule (To help accelerate your recovery , please do 30 minutes of exercise, 10 minutes of meditation and drink water daily )