It is very common to see rotator cuff tendonitis, impingements, and chronic neck pain in a person who has a shoulder blade that sits too far out to the side. Shoulder blades can end up sitting too far out to the side because of prolonged forward posture.
The Probable causes: Your issues are all due to the scoliosis of the cervical vertebra due to which you feel the pain and stiffness in the neck. It causes misalignment and pain due to stretch and pressure on the nerves and the muscular spasms on the neck. Treatment plan: 1. Take tablet Ibuprofen for pain.
However, in people with scoliosis, the spine also develops a side-to-side curvature. This usually happens during the growth spurt that begins just before puberty. A scoliosis curve can be C-or S-shaped. In severe cases, the spine will rotate and twist, causing the ribs to stick out more on one side. Most cases of scoliosis are mild and cause no health problems. In severe cases, the twisting of the spine and ribs reduces space within the chest cavity. This can interfere with breathing and put strain on the heart.