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Suggest Treatment For Pain In Shoulder That Radiates To Arms, Neck And Head

Hello, I ve had pain on my right shoulder blade that has now spread to my arm,shoulder,neck,head and below my right breast. I also have a lower back pain, right in the middle of spine, that it makes it very difficult and painful to sleep,walk or seat. Thank u, Eva A.
Wed, 2 Sep 2015
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Hi there,

It sounds as though you might have overloaded your right shoulder blade with weight. The spread of pain you described makes it sound as though you have been subconsciously compensating for the reduced movement in your right shoulder blade by straining surrounding muscles.

Applying ice to the painful shoulder blade can bring about temporary relief. I recommend that you quickly visit your regular doctor and have him or her examine your right shoulder blade and the surrounding sore areas to rule out potential problems or severe injury.

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Suggest Treatment For Pain In Shoulder That Radiates To Arms, Neck And Head

Hi there, It sounds as though you might have overloaded your right shoulder blade with weight. The spread of pain you described makes it sound as though you have been subconsciously compensating for the reduced movement in your right shoulder blade by straining surrounding muscles. Applying ice to the painful shoulder blade can bring about temporary relief. I recommend that you quickly visit your regular doctor and have him or her examine your right shoulder blade and the surrounding sore areas to rule out potential problems or severe injury.