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A pinched nerve, also known as nerve compression, can occur for a variety of reasons. Compression of a nerve in the neck or, less commonly, in the shoulder itself can trigger shoulder blade pain. Overuse, age-related changes and injuries are among the most common causes of this type of nerve compression. The signs and symptoms of a pinched nerve vary, and can occur intermittently or persistently.
A pinched nerve means that the nerve is being compressed, and the compression is causing the pain radiate down the leg. A pinched nerve can be cause by a herniated or bulging disc. Other causes of a pinched nerve can be arthritis, causing narrowing of the spinal canal, trauma, tumor or even an infection. When a person has a herniated disc that is causing pain, the bulge in the disc is pinching on a nerve in the spine. This produces pain that is called radicular pain, nerve root pain, or sciatica.