Dr. Rahul K Nath.

02/23/2026

Recovery begins with understanding. While it may seem like a muscle issue, scapular winging is frequently nerve-related. Pinpointing the exact cause is how we help you move freely again!

▶️ If you’re looking for clarity about your symptoms or want to explore treatment options, visit our website to learn more

02/19/2026

Living with a nerve injury can affect far more than movement — it can impact everyday life, independence, and confidence.

At Texas Nerve & Paralysis Institute, we provide specialized care for complex peripheral nerve conditions, including:

🔹Traumatic / Adult Brachial Plexus Injury
🔸Obstetric Brachial Plexus Injury (OBPI)
🔹Winging Scapula / Long Thoracic Nerve Injury
🔸Foot Drop
🔹Nerve Tumors

If you have questions about a condition or want to learn more about possible treatment options, please feel free to contact Dr. Nath’s office at (713) 592-9900. You can also visit our website for more information

02/17/2026

Key differences between Obstetric and Traumatic brachial plexus injuries

01/03/2026

A winged scapula can bring different challenges for each person.

➡️ This post gives a simple overview of when surgery may be an option and what recovery can look like for many patients

01/01/2026

Happy New Year! Thank you for your trust this year. Wishing you happiness and positive changes in 2026 ✨

12/29/2025

Today we’re sharing another Mod Quad result from an adult patient.
Swipe to view the progress!

If you or your child are facing this journey and want to connect with us, please visit our website to get in touch ✉️

12/24/2025

12/23/2025

Wishing you and your family a pleasant holiday season ❄️

12/20/2025

If you’re a new patient wondering where to begin, here’s how to start your evaluation with Dr. Nath.

Whether you’re local to Houston or reaching out from another state, we offer several convenient ways to complete your assessment ➡️

📲 Download the Texas Nerve app to securely upload your medical records and get started. Our team is here to guide you, answer your questions, and make the process as simple as possible!

12/17/2025

What causes a winged scapula? ⤵️

It’s usually not just one factor. Sports, injuries, muscle imbalance, nerve irritation and even repetitive daily movements can contribute to it.

A winged scapula often appears gradually, and many people don’t notice it until shoulder function starts to change.

If you’re experiencing winging or shoulder weakness, a proper evaluation can help identify the cause and guide you toward the right treatment 🩺

12/13/2025

Learn more about nerve surgery and recovery with our Family Guide 📖

Inside, you’ll find clear explanations about treatment options, surgical procedures, and what recovery may look like for different types of injuries.

It’s FREE to download — link in bio!