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.
Most adults with scoliosis donât require surgery, although it may be considered if: 1  the amount of spinal curvature is greater than 50 degrees. 2  the curvature progresses 5 degrees or more within one year and the curve is greater than 40 to 45 degrees.3  pain is persistent and severe.or example, in a 2010 study of almost 1,300 adults with back pain who had a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan, Johns Hopkins researchers found that 13 percent of people age 46 to 60 and 39% of those over age 60 had lumbar (lower back) scoliosis.