06/10/2026
Do you have constant shoulder pain and tightness?
Chronically tight traps that never seem to loosen up?
It might not just be "tight muscles."
In some cases, the spinal accessory nerve can become restricted by adhesion in the neck and shoulder region, creating ongoing irritation to the upper trapezius and surrounding tissues.
Do you suffer from:�• Chronic tightness between the shoulder blades�• Stubborn "knots" in the traps�• Heaviness or soreness in the upper back�• Tension that keeps coming back no matter what you do�• Pain with carrying, lifting, or overhead activity�• Temporary relief from massage, stretching, or chiropractic care, only for symptoms to return
When a nerve is irritated or restricted, the muscles it communicates with can remain in a cycle of guarding, tension, and discomfort.
If you've tried everything and your symptoms keep returning, comment “pain” to schedule your comprehensive evaluation.
The body often has a reason for staying tight. Finding the source is the first step toward lasting relief.