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Myofascial pain

laurjil
laurjil
Omg i pray its not but i've been getting burning sensation between shoulders and running down arms.Fibro has been was than ever.Does anyone else get.I go to new DR. nut not for 1 month.OUCH> cant live like this
Jonsparky
Jonsparky
You could have a pinched nerve in your back or neck, a MRI might help narrow it down. They will probably check all the possibilities....
I do get something similar between the shoulder blades from time to time. MPS is more constant pain though...
Hope you find something repairable!
PeaceN2You
PeaceN2You
My myofascial pain in that area takes exactly that form. I keep it under control with injections.
Jonsparky
Jonsparky
trigger point injections?
Jonsparky
Jonsparky
Does it flare or is it constant?
emf6874
emf6874
I get that same feeling a lot!
Joyssis
Joyssis
When I'm flaring (like now) I get that same burning. It seems to radiate from the tender points. Sitting at my computer makes it worse. Time to do some deep-breathing exercises and focus on relaxing the muscles. Resting is about the only thing that helps.

Take care.
deleted_user
deleted_user
Hi honey i did get it before neck surgery but i thought is was fibro pain maybe call dr and just mention it to them sometimes they can get you in sooner or give you something you dont need to suffer in pain. Lisa
wvgirl82
wvgirl82
I've had a burning sensation in my left arm since about the beginning of July. I thought it was nerve pain, but I had a nerve test done and it said I was not having any abnormal nerve activity down that arm. I thought it must be muscle pain, so I went on WebMD.com and saw that inactivity can cause muscle pain and the first thing to do is take anti-infammatories and stretch up to injections. I think mine is from not getting exercise because I'm at the computer all the time for work and then school online in the evenings and weekends and I'm not doing yoga like I was. I started taking Ibuprofen. Hope it gets better.

Susan