I have had frozen shoulder which was manuipated two years ago, and a whiplash years ago..just a month ago I got pain in the neck and tingling down the right shoulder and also the top of the right arm down to the thumb
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some people are going to get all panicky and tell you it's a heart attack but it could very likely be a pinched nerve. i would make an appointment with your doctor and explain your symptoms and severity and they may recommend doing more tests to make sure it's not your heart and they can also do more testing to see if it's a pinched nerve.
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See your doctor.  My daughter has severe pain in her neck and shoulder and arm.  Is severe arthritis, and possible a disc problem.  She is waiting for results of tests.  It is so bad she can't work.  See your doctor, especially since you have these mood swings.  Your neck, shoulder pain, etc., could be stress so need to find the underlying problem.  Don't delay.
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Do you have soreness/numbness in your left or right arm or hands.  Did this begin after an evet, ie car wreck or head trauma.  If it is really painful you need to have an MRI done..could be stenosis in the cervical or some type of spondylolestsis.
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I'm no doctor but, you need to see a professional about this . My son was a three time state weight lifting champion in three separate weight classes during his high school years . Needless to say I have seen a lot of weight lifting injuries . He once had a "strange pain " in his lower arm , and one day while working out ,his fore arm mussels contracted so tightly they forced all of they body fluid from the mussel ,forming a huge bag of liquid under his forearm . The local doctor started to lance it to relieve the pain but , luckily he contacted a sports medicine doctor who stopped him from making a big mistake . After some intense physical therapy and meds the arm reabsorbed the liquid and he was back to normal . No pain however slight should be ignored . It's your body telling you something is wrong . I ignored a pain in my lower leg for over a year thinking it was just mussel strain or shin splints . It turned out to be a low grade slow growing bone cancer . So don't blow it off . GET IT CHECKED BY A PROFESSIONAL.
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Go to your doctor and have them take a look at it, two years is a long time for a nagging injury to be around.  you definitely need to have someone check it out, and maybe end up going to physical therapy to strengthen your core.
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There are two possible causes for the sore to occur at your right \nshoulder blade area. \nThe first cause is due to the heavy load which you carry on your\nright shoulder which has strained or injured the muscles;\nThe second could be a 'pinched nerve' which runs from the\nneck to shoulder to arm and hand. This nerve which is 'trapped'\ncould cause extreme pain to the shoulder.\nIn any case, it's best you seek a doctor who is a neurologist physician - he's the right person to help you.
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my friend just recently had this problem, he went to his chiropracter who realigned his neck and waht not, he received a couple of massages over a couple different days and feels beeter.  he said the doctor used different pressure point and when the doctor pushed on the nerve that gave him the headache the doc was able to fix it.  i know this might not be much help, but i would reccopmend that since my fiend tried to to let it go and see if it would go away to no evail.
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NOOOOOOOOOO chiropractor!!!  I would try lots of stretching and ice.  Check with an MD to determine if you have any underlying conditions.
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I would see an MD.  A cold sensation, burning, tingling, and numbness can all be signs of a nerve problem.  To prevent pssible nerve damage see an MD
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Could be a circulation problem. I used to get it in my arms when I was driving for a long time, and it eventually turned to pain. That was a few years a ago. Turns out now I have fibro myalgia which is phantom pains all over my body (its really fun...) You could have carpel tunnel, or anything else. Make a physical appointment, and tell your Dr. He/she may want to do blood work just to check up on it.
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I know someone that this happened to and they had damaged a nerve in their head from sleeping on the couch, laying their head on the arm rest. They had to get an MRI or something to figure it out, but they're just giving it time to see if it heals itself otherwise there's some kind of surgery. Might be your problem.
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I had two of them done on my rt shoulder.and to day it feels better then ever. maybe u need a second try at it.because i need one done on the other side now and i feel the same as u do.The first time never works but second time it will i promise.if u need a doctor let me know i ll give u mine.Good Luck
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go as soon as you can i hurt my neck exerciseing and waited 20 years to go because i was so afraid then one day i finely had enough pain so i went and it went great yours might not be as bad as mine was but you never know that one you really should get looked at even if its nothing when you get done the pain i went through was awful and im still not done wishing you lots of luck but please get it looked at and sometime they might not find anything that happened with me so i kept on going and after alot of trips to specialist i found out i had a pinched nerve "shigh" its been a long hall for me so all im saying is make sure your ok if it keeps hurting keep going back until they find it because if there is a pain there is something wrong always rememebr that hope i helped u somehow ....
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You could have poped it, or strained it. If you have allergies, this can be a sign. You may have tortacolous or something more serious, so if it lasts more than three days or comes back, you should see a doctor. Alive or Tylonol works for neck pain. Good Luck.
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Physical Therapy Corner: Neck Pain\nNeck pain is a very common occurrence, and for some it is an everyday experience. Many of the symptoms felt can be prevented, decreased, or even eliminated through proper stretching, strengthening, and alignment of the cervical spine.\n\nThe cervical spine has a "C" shaped curve which opens in the back.\n\n\nSome causes or types of neck pain include:\n\n   1. Muscular: tightness or spasm in the muscles in, and around your neck - rhomboids, trapezius, scalenes, as well as the erector spinae groups.\n\n      [Facet Pain Image]\n   2. Facet joints: each pair of vertebrae has 2 facet joints which allow for motion to occur between them. Nerve roots sprout between these facets. Pain can occur when these facets rub or grind together. Osteophytes can also develop within the facet and encroach onto the nerve.\n\n   3. Intervertebral disk: between the vertebrae are disks made of fibrocartilage. They absorb the shock form walking, running, jumping, turning, and twisting. Sometimes these disks protrude out of their normal space, and can cause pain by putting pressure on nerves or the spinal cord.\n\n   4. Ligaments: another structure which keeps the vertebrae in place are ligaments. Extreme acceleration and then deceleration of the neck can cause a whiplash injury, thus leading to injury to these ligaments and a resulting pain. Another result of a whiplash injury could be a strain or sprain of the muscles surrounding and supporting the cervical spine, also leading to pain.\n\n   5. Posture: having your head rest too far forward can cause the "C" shaped curve in your neck to decrease, and keeping your head too far back can accentuate it. These positions can increase the amount of stress placed on the muscles, ligaments, facets, and disks in and around your neck. This undue stress can cause you to feel pain in your neck.
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it is possible you damaged tendons in your shoulder, most likely the rotator cuff or incurred a hairline fracture in your collarbone. If you can lift 15-20 pounds over your head with that shoulder without significant pain then you should be just fine.
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you possibly have a "pinched nerve" or small disc protrusion in your neck. mine healed with rest, heat and ibuprofen.\n\nif it does not get better in the next few days or gets worse, see a doctor asap. imho, do not go to a chiropractor or let someone "crack" your neck.\nI am not a dr. or nurse: but have had this same thing happen to me.