Interactive Demo – Segmental Dysfunction

C6 Segmental Dysfunction

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Clinical Context

C6 Segmental Dysfunction

How It Occurs

A slipped disc at C5–C6 (very common)
Whiplash with the neck bent too far back
Long hours on a computer or phone at the ear
Head-forward posture with a rounded upper back
Wear and tear on the joints of the neck
Heavy lifting with a bad neck position

What It Causes

Neck pain that goes to the thumb and pointer finger
Weak wrist — hard to lift the hand up
Slow reflex at the elbow (thumb side)
Numbness or tingling in the outer forearm and thumb
Weak biceps
Pinched C6 nerve in the neck
Trouble leaning the neck back or to the side
Shoulder and shoulder-blade pain

Nerve Innervation

Muscle

Biceps and upper-arm flexor
Thumb-side forearm muscle
Wrist lifters
Forearm rotator (palm up)
Rotator cuff and outer back muscle
Lat (big back muscle)
Chest muscle
Muscle along the side of the ribs

Organ

Skin of the outer forearm
Skin of the thumb and pointer finger

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