Over the last ten years I've suffered from a severe burning pain in my back near the inside edge of the left shoulder blade. Recently the pain occurs when I am walking or standing for ten minutes or more. I can get some relief by bending forward from the waist but the relief is only momentary. I've brought the condition to the attention of two different doctors but their attitude can best be described as dismissive.
Hi Steffie,
Your symptoms of pain, tingling and numbness could be due to neuropathy. Your symptom of burning could be due nerve compression or nerve dysfunction.
This pathology of burning could be due to Diabetes, Prediabetes, Vitamin deficiency, and altered blood pressure status, any nutritional deficiency, and abnormal endocrine status, compression of nerve or impingement of nerve at time of exit from Vertebrae.
I think you need consult a physician for further evaluation if your symptoms are annoying.
You can get basic investigation done for above mentioned pathology to see if any pathology exists.
Bye.