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Pain Under Shoulder Blade When Sitting. Pressure Against It Helps. Suggest
I have a deep pain under my right shoulder blade for 3 days. mostly it bothers me when I am sitting as in driving and the pain radiates to the back side of my elbo. Changing positions sometimes helps, sitting with pressure against the shoulder blade helps, but the paid returns quickly after changing positions. It feels almost like a spasm and is so painful that even alone I cry out. It comes sort of in waves. When I stand and or walk it seems to be 80% relieved.
In order to help you I will need more clarification on the following questions:
1. was there trauma involved prior to the pain ? if not what where you doing prior to the onset of the pain?
2. are you experiencing difficulty in breathing ?
3. does breathing cause your pain to increase?
4. are you coughing?
5.do you have any right upper abdominal pain?
6. is there a history of liver or gallbladder disease in your family
7. do you have fever.
Please provide answers and we will take it from there.
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Pain Under Shoulder Blade When Sitting. Pressure Against It Helps. Suggest
Hello thank you for your question In order to help you I will need more clarification on the following questions: 1. was there trauma involved prior to the pain ? if not what where you doing prior to the onset of the pain? 2. are you experiencing difficulty in breathing ? 3. does breathing cause your pain to increase? 4. are you coughing? 5.do you have any right upper abdominal pain? 6. is there a history of liver or gallbladder disease in your family 7. do you have fever. Please provide answers and we will take it from there. thank you