Both orthopaedic and neurological components can coexist here. The rotator cuff strain and impingement explain the shoulder pain and stiffness. The burning, crawling sensation and tingling around the shoulder blade suggest possible suprascapular nerve irritation or brachial neuritis (Parsonage-Turner syndrome) â which can follow sports injury or overuse and causes exactly these burning/tingling symptoms around the shoulder blade. An MRI shoulder (including labrum and rotator cuff) is essential now to define the structural injury. An EMG/NCV study of the right upper limb will clarify if there is nerve involvement. Continue with Orthopaedics as the primary specialist â Physiotherapy should begin once MRI results are available.
Next Steps
Get MRI right shoulder done. Ask your Orthopaedic for an EMG/NCV if burning/tingling persists. Start physiotherapy once MRI reviewed. Please consult me directly on Practo.