Peter Attia· MD
Now a low the one Oddball is C7 and I learned this not that long ago from some really great cervical spine surgeons um is that if you have a deep posterior pain under your scapula yes that can be C7
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Now a low the one Oddball is C7 and I learned this not that long ago from some really great cervical spine surgeons um is that if you have a deep posterior pain under your scapula yes that can be C7
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is is pretty consistent at the lower level the C7 nerve root level if they have compression down there then that that goes deep under the scapula and gives them that deep scapular plane and and the problem there and what's been so great for me to learn this later in my career is I often would see patients will develop scapular thoracic bursitis and you can clearly get that from lifting weights especially if you've been out of the weight room for a long time you go back into it you can get a lot of upper trapezius periscapular rhomboid type pain from overuse and those so those overlap
the one Oddball is C7 and I learned this not that long ago from some really great cervical spine surgeons um is that if you have a deep posterior pain under your scapula yes that can be C7