Tingling, Numbness Under Right Shoulder Blade Posted: 11-08-07 15:18pm
Hi, I have back problems, and have had
back surgery in the past. For a few years
now I have begun to have a numb, tingling
sensation in the same spot right under my
right shoulder blade. It is getting
worse, and spreading a little bit I have
noticed over the past few weeks. My right
arm will go numb sometimes, and tingle
badly. This usually does not happen at
the same time that my should blade does.
Do any of you have any clue as to what
this might be? Thanks!!
Wendy 30 years old
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Re: Tingling, Numbness Under Right Shoulder Blade Posted: 11-08-07 16:04pm
seasonedwthsalt
wrote:
Do any of you have any clue
as to what this might be?
This is simple question. You have a nerve
pinch in your spine around C6-C7-TH1.
Propably on many other places too, because
usually there are many. Many experts can
give this same answer.
I bet you have mild scoliosis too. I
suffered that problem about 10 years and
visited chiropractic many times. Every
treatment helped for half a day. But he
couldn't correct my scoliosis so that's
why the facet lock came back. After I
found an expert who corrected my pelvis
(the cause of my scoliosis) I no longer
suffer from scoliosis nor that pain in
under my left shoulder blade. I too had
numbness in hand and that was caused by
those facet locks.
I just don't understand why doctors don't
know about them because almost every
patient has them and they cause a lot of
problems. I had heart problems, shoulder
pain, tension neck, migraines, etc. All
because of those locks in my spine caused
by malaligned pelvis.
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seasonedwthsalt
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Joined: 08 Nov 2007 Posts: 2
Posted: 11-08-07 17:21pm
Thank you so much for your quick
response!!!
I had a spinal scan done once in
Jacksonville, Fl. I lived there for three
years, but I don't live there anymore. In
the scan I saw that my pelvis is tilted
pretty badly to the right. I haven't had
that checked out, but like I said I had
back surgery for other problems in my
lower back. I have been disabled since I
was 24, but am recently working very hard
to overcome that.
The spot under my right shoulder blade has
been numb and tingling all day long. You
really think it might be mild scoliosis?
I really need to be checked out. I
haven't been to an orthopedic doctor since
about 2001.
Can you tell me how you had your pelvis
corrected, and what the recovery time was?
I also found a few places here in the US
that do disc replacements. I will have
that done hopefully.
Thanks,
Wendy
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expatient
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 24 Nov 2005 Posts: 127 Location: Finland
Posted: 11-09-07 02:23am
If you have tilted pelvis you can't have
normal heathy back. And perhaps that
tilted pelvis caused your problems in
lumbar spine too. Pelvis and sacrum are
the foundation of the spine. If they are
tipped to some direction you will have
many problems in your spine, body, muscles
and feet too.
