Treating the C6–C7 nerve roots to take pressure off those irritated discs that shoot pain down into the shoulder blade area 👇 Not all shoulder blade pain is coming from the local muscles. A C6–C7 irritated disc can refer pain right between your shoulder blades — and if the nerve roots are stuck in adhesion, the pressure becomes even worse. By releasing adhesion around the C6–C7 nerve roots, we help the nerve glide again, reduce disc irritation, and relieve that deep, nagging shoulder blade pain

What does Mild spinal canal stenosis at C6 C7 with moderate to severe rightand moderate left neural foraminal narrowing and possible impingementof the right greater than left exiting C7 nerve roots mean

C6–C7–C8 Spinal Cord Injuries: Symptoms, Fractures & Recovery