I'm wondering what would be the causes of
a pain in the (what one feels is called)
trapezius , just along the spot where the
bone of the shoulder plate meets the
latissimus dorsi. Such a feeling isn;t
exactly pain but can be described as more
a of a "tickling" sensation when lifting,
pushing or pulling. It doesn;t exactly
cause pain but does cause some discomfort
and leads the affected person to wonder if
it's something more serious. Pinching the
shoulders together causes some relief.
Hypothetically lets say a person does
boxing, lifts weights and carries a
backpack using only the strap on the right
shoulder (which surprisingly causes the
greatest flare ups in the trapezius).
Would an affected person need to worry or
get it seen to by a doctor, seeing as it
has been ongoing for a few weeks.
Hot baths, relaxation and pinching the
shoulders together does not help.
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Posted: 12-26-07 08:20am
Hello Cianmoran,
WELCOME to this forum.
By all means do see your doctor. Give
him/her a call this week and make an
appointment. The sooner you can see you
doctor the better (as is true for all
issues with the body). Delaying seeing
your doctor may potentially make the
situation worse.
I hope all will be okay soon.
Do stay in touch and let us know how
things are going.
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