What causes tingling between shoulder blade and spine on the left side that comes and goes?
What causes tingling between shoulder blade and spine on the left side that comes and goes? Client_25ffc5 POSTERIOR TINGLING BETWEEN SHOULDER BLADE AND SPINE. ITS ON LEFT SIDE. ITS BEEN PERSISTEN FOR SOME MONTHS IT COMES AND GOES BUT I FEEL ITEVERY DAY AT A POINT IN TIME. NO OTHER SYMPTOMS . I AM MALE. I SLEEP ALL NIGHT AND IDONT FEEL IT. sno pain. sometimes i have itchy sensation. How long have you been experiencing this tingling sensation?: - More than 6 months How would you describe the intensity of the tingling?: - Moderate — noticeable but not bothersome Does anything seem to trigger the tingling sensation?: - Certain activities or movements Have you experienced any other symptoms alongside the tingling?: - No, just the tingling How is your overall posture during daily activities?: - I have a sedentary lifestyle Have you had any recent injuries or strains in your neck or back?: - No, no recent injuries How would you describe your stress levels lately?: - Moderate — some stress
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Hello dear As per clinical history it seems benign muscular irritation or nerve impingement It causes Tingling Irritation Numbness It requires following tests for confirmation. Please share the result with orthopedic surgeon in person for better clarity and for safety please donot take any medication without consulting the concerned physician Esr CBC Mri Arthrography Shoulder USG There may be requirement of Rest Physiotherapy Medication like Diclofenac sodium gel topical application Crave bandage application Limited stretching Selective cox -2 inhibitors like Refecoxicib Hopefully you recover soon Regards
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