Shoulder pain near shoulder blades

2020-02-07 09:54:02
I face pain nearby shoulder blades area, whenever I sit straight at office or at class or doing anything that requires sitting straight. I try to maintain my posture, take brekaes , do stretches. But still this pain comes back. Please suggest
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Visit the nearest physio and learn to correct your posture problem by doing some strengthening exercises. Because of sitting positions which you are doing your getting the pains so please follow with your physio as soon as possible

Answered2020-03-03 00:12:48

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This seems to be due to thoracic stiffness coupled with shoulder weakness. its mainly due to bad posture and the resulting muscle imbalance. you need to practice postural correction exercises,scapular strengthening and thoracic mobility exercises
Next Steps
consult a physiotherapist
Health Tips
do not take passive machine therapy, change your computer position and in addition to exercises also modify ergonomics at work

Answered2020-02-19 11:19:54

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It might be due to stiffness U need to take Myofascial release
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Visit nearby Qualified Physiotherapist
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Avoid Excessive Neck Bending and using Higher pillow, Start Neck Isometric Exs

Answered2020-02-12 07:09:07

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Chiropractic adjustment will help.

Answered2020-02-11 12:02:19

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It's Rhomboid muscle strain
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Squeezing the shoulder blades is the exercise you should do.
Health Tips
Keep your elbow close to the waist whatever work you do

Answered2020-02-10 05:08:10

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I think you should visit a Physiotherapist for posture correction exercises and correct posture advice.Also u can hot water fermentation for pain relief but for permanent relief you need to do exercises.

Answered2020-02-10 02:54:14

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Visit physio clinic n start postural corrction exercises. Hot water fomentation fr pain relief

Answered2020-02-09 12:57:19

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Shoulder rotation  exercise  will help you with neck stretching
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visit ADMIRE physiotherapy laser CLINIC in noida

Answered2020-02-08 10:16:33

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Learn upper  back strengthening  exercises  by your  nearest  physio   you should be fine

Answered2020-02-08 07:44:07

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Scapula(Sh blade) is the only bone in the body which forms a joint on one side and other side is resting on the rib cage and held by various muscles. Occasionally Bez of weakness in the rotator cuff muscles and poor posture, people experience pain as u hv described.. I suggest start rotator cuff muscle strengthening exercises..
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See a experienced Physiotherapist
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Increase the distance between Shoulder joint and ears by lowering Ur Shoulders and pull Ur sh   blade behind..

Answered2020-02-07 16:24:36

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It's due to bad posture and Trigger points. So consult near by experience Physiotherapist, posture correction, and release the trigger point...
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consult near by experience Physiotherapist

Answered2020-02-07 11:46:03

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It is good that you are taking breaks in between the work. But maybe further postural awareness is required. Also, the ergonomical assessment of your workplace will also give an idea about what exactly is the problem. I will suggest you to meet me or any physiotherapist who can do a proper evaluation and find the exact cause. Postural re education, upper back mobility and strengthening are few things I will suggest.
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get a good postural evaluation done by a physiotherapist

Answered2020-02-26 10:35:07

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Meet your physiotherapist and set an appointment. Go for pain relieving modalities first and after 30% of improvement in pain, start strengthning exercises of shoulder and scapular muscles, so that u dont over injure the area by starting with the exercises on the first day.

Answered2020-02-08 09:22:25

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