http://shoulderbladepains.net/how-do-u-get-rid-of-air-or-wind-in-ur-back-which-causes-pain-in-back-and-shoulder-every-time-u-breathe.htm Shoulder Pain Symptoms, Causes & Treatments Thu, 09 Feb 2012 02:42:22 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://shoulderbladepains.net/how-do-u-get-rid-of-air-or-wind-in-ur-back-which-causes-pain-in-back-and-shoulder-every-time-u-breathe.htm/comment-page-1#comment-2669 extraex Mon, 12 Jul 2010 00:38:02 +0000 http://shoulderbladepains.net/how-do-u-get-rid-of-air-or-wind-in-ur-back-which-causes-pain-in-back-and-shoulder-every-time-u-breathe.htm#comment-2669 Depending on your age and activity level it could be a few things. If you are having any urinary symptoms such as frequent urination or pain when going, nausea, or fever--you could actually be ill with a kidney infection or gall stone or referred pain from your stomach. You could have inflammation from over-exertion. For that, you need to take a hot shower, apply heat 15 minutes and ice 15 minutes every couple of hours and take an anti-inflammatory med like ibuprofen/Motrin or naproxen as directed. Or...it could be a muscle spasm--same treatment as the last one. Or...it could be inflammation of the lining of your lung. Again, anti-inflammatory meds as directed. It sounds like a muscle spasm. If you have someone who would, have them massage it out for you, apply ice and heat, and take an anti-inflammatory med. You can go to the docs for pain meds and muscle relaxers as well. If it continues, have it checked medically. Hope you feel better. Depending on your age and activity level it could be a few things. If you are having any urinary symptoms such as frequent urination or pain when going, nausea, or fever–you could actually be ill with a kidney infection or gall stone or referred pain from your stomach. You could have inflammation from over-exertion. For that, you need to take a hot shower, apply heat 15 minutes and ice 15 minutes every couple of hours and take an anti-inflammatory med like ibuprofen/Motrin or naproxen as directed. Or…it could be a muscle spasm–same treatment as the last one. Or…it could be inflammation of the lining of your lung. Again, anti-inflammatory meds as directed. It sounds like a muscle spasm. If you have someone who would, have them massage it out for you, apply ice and heat, and take an anti-inflammatory med. You can go to the docs for pain meds and muscle relaxers as well. If it continues, have it checked medically. Hope you feel better.

]]> http://shoulderbladepains.net/how-do-u-get-rid-of-air-or-wind-in-ur-back-which-causes-pain-in-back-and-shoulder-every-time-u-breathe.htm/comment-page-1#comment-2670 doodots Mon, 12 Jul 2010 00:38:02 +0000 http://shoulderbladepains.net/how-do-u-get-rid-of-air-or-wind-in-ur-back-which-causes-pain-in-back-and-shoulder-every-time-u-breathe.htm#comment-2670 Have a MD listen to your chest and get an Xray. You might have a muscle issue or something else more serious.That is cause for concern Have a MD listen to your chest and get an Xray. You might have a muscle issue or something else more serious.That is cause for concern

]]> http://shoulderbladepains.net/how-do-u-get-rid-of-air-or-wind-in-ur-back-which-causes-pain-in-back-and-shoulder-every-time-u-breathe.htm/comment-page-1#comment-2671 fisherwoman Mon, 12 Jul 2010 00:38:02 +0000 http://shoulderbladepains.net/how-do-u-get-rid-of-air-or-wind-in-ur-back-which-causes-pain-in-back-and-shoulder-every-time-u-breathe.htm#comment-2671 That sounds more like muscle spasms, than air. I would try heat, and massage, along with Ibuprofen for inflammation. That sounds more like muscle spasms, than air. I would try heat, and massage, along with Ibuprofen for inflammation.

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