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This is a discussion on pain within the Shoulder pain forum, part of the category; hi ive being havin this pain for 6mths now its under my left armpit in my left ribs and my left shoulder and also my ...

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    jenniferkidsme is offline Junior Member
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    hi ive being havin this pain for 6mths now its under my left armpit in my left ribs and my left shoulder and also my left shoulder blade my doc said its muscle pain ive tried everything from pain killers to creams and gels even tried r.i.c.e nothing seems to have helped can anybody help im a 27yr old female

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    Hi

    Would need a bit more information to offer any advice.
    When did the pain start, was there an incident or did it come on gradually?

    What movements cause you pain? Is the pai worse with any activities?

    Is it worse at any particular time of day, or is it worse after activity or maybe before and then it warms up and eases?

    Thanks, all of this will help to build up a picture of your injury
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    hi it came on all of a sudden 1 day when i was making a bed it was very bad but went away and came back three months later i have the pain and sorness everyday for the last six months now some activeties make it a bit sorer but even when im resting its painful and if i move in certain ways its sore i have like a pins and needle feeling in my shoulder blade most ofs the time to

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    Ok, thanks.

    If you have any neural symptoms at all (i.e. the pins and needles feeling) then your Doctor shouldn't be ignoring it. These kind of symptoms indicate nerve involvement to one degree or another. It may be an impingement (where the nerve is being trapped) or it may be damage to the actual nerve.

    I would return to the Doctor, make sure you explain these symptoms fully and that nothing has improved. He should refer you, hopefully for an MRI, but at least to a physio (or similar - depending where you live!) who can assess the injury properly and decide on the best course of action.
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    the doc is sending me for physio after six months of being sent home with pain killers she said it could be a problem with my shoulder the calvide bone

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