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I have experienced back pain for quite some time especially in my right shoulder shoulders intensive treatment Shoulder arthroscopy Shoulder pain and lower back region. More recently I have had a severe pinching pain in the lower medial side of my right scapular region. The pain is constant but worstens when I work (as a bartender) but is the absoute worst when I am sitting in class, relaxed taking notes. There is no way I can stretch or position myself to ease the pain. I have heard this could be a pinched nerveNerve biopsy Nerve conduction velocity, herniatedHerniated nucleus pulposus disc, or be a consequence of my somewhat large breast size. What is it??
The symptoms of right shoulder shoulders intensive treatment Shoulder arthroscopy Shoulder pain pain that is constant whether you are active or relaxed may indicate disc problems within your cervical spine. The possibility of a disc protrusion or herniation or other degenerative changes could be causing irritation or compressionCompression of the median nerve Cpr - adult Cpr - child (1 to 8 years old) Cpr - infant of the spinal nerveNerve biopsy Nerve conduction velocity root (ie pinched nerve).
The only way to verify if this is the cause of your pain is to have cervical spine x-rays to see if there are structural changes and an MRI to determine the nature and extent of any nerve involvement. It would be beneficial to make an appt with your primary care physician for a medical evaluation and appropriate diagnostic tests.
Your breast size could be a contributing factor as well, but the disc problem would be the primary cause of your symptoms.
Post with an update and any additional questions/concerns you may have.
Best wishes ----
The only way to verify if this is the cause of your pain is to have cervical spine x-rays to see if there are structural changes and an MRI to determine the nature and extent of any nerve involvement. It would be beneficial to make an appt with your primary care physician for a medical evaluation and appropriate diagnostic tests.
Your breast size could be a contributing factor as well, but the disc problem would be the primary cause of your symptoms.
Post with an update and any additional questions/concerns you may have.
Best wishes ----