A brachial plexus injury occurs when the network of nerves that runs from the neck through the shoulder and down the arm (called the brachial plexus) becomes stretched, compressed, or torn. These nerves control movement and sensation in the shoulder, arm, and hand. Depending on how severe the injury is, symptoms can range from mild weakness or numbness to complete loss of function in the arm. Standing next to a wall, place your palm on it with your fingers pointing down and your arm straight. Ge

Wait… ONE needle treats arm paralysis, weakness, AND pain? Yes. But only if you know the exact location, direction, and combination protocol Let's break down the Upper Limb zone technique that every ZSA practitioner needs to master: 📍 LOCATION: Start 0.5 cun lateral from the Du meridian. This precise placement is crucial - too close or too far and you'll miss the zone's full therapeutic potential ➡️NEEDLE DIRECTION: This is where many practitioners go wrong: needle AWAY from the Du meridian, no

In the 5th video of this series, Dr Bhuvaneshwari Rajendran, Neurologist and Neurophysiologist, Kauvery Hospital Chennai shares the significance of sudden arm/leg weakness/paralysis as a telltale sign of a stroke. Let us be aware and fight Stroke, for awareness is a #MasterstrokeAgainstStroke. #strokecare #emergencycare #emergency #stroke #neurology #signsofstroke #KauveryHospital | Kauvery Hospital - Chennai