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Prickly Sensations In Back. Sharp Like A Bite. What Could This Be?

I have had some prickly sensations in my back, just below shoulder blade area. They are quite sharp, like a bite or itch . I have had them several times now, and wonder what they could be caused by. I am 54 years old, peri menopausal, have just had recent surgery to remove an area of PASH from left breast , usually fairly healthy. I just wonder what these pains might be, they are not every day, but have been in the same area every time they have happened. Judy N
Mon, 26 Aug 2013
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Allergist and Immunologist 's  Response
may be some medicines used or using caused the hyperacidity and allergy
it can also be due to any other body application material or soap shampoo oils
need to investigate cause of allergy after consulting allergeologist
meanwhile can use anti allergic to decrease ithing and antacid to reduce acidity and thus pain
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Prickly Sensations In Back. Sharp Like A Bite. What Could This Be?

may be some medicines used or using caused the hyperacidity and allergy it can also be due to any other body application material or soap shampoo oils need to investigate cause of allergy after consulting allergeologist meanwhile can use anti allergic to decrease ithing and antacid to reduce acidity and thus pain