Re: what is a pinched nerve in the cspine and the symptoms
I imagine the "cspine" is referring to the cervical spine, which is the neck area, as opposed to the T (thoracic/chest area) or L (Lumbar/lowerback) areas.
A pinched nerve in that area could be caused by anything from tight muscles to damaged disc, arthritis, bone spur, or any number of other conditions. Even poor posture can cause muscle spasm which in turn can pinch the nerves.
The symptoms can range from numbness and tingling or pain in the face, head arms, neck and upper back and shoulders.
Lots of symptoms can occur in a variety of places from referred pain from a pinched nerve, so you really need tests to show what is happening in that area.
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