No: A pinched nerve around the elbow will only cause problems from the elbow down to the fingers. However, the same symptoms often represent a pinched nerve in the neck, which can feel like a pinched nerve in the elbow. Many of these resolve on their own. If it persists, you can get it examined to get a clearer answer.
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No: A pinched nerve in the neck can cause pain in both the elbow and shoulder blade areas. Nerve compression at the elbow does not usually cause pain between the shoulder blades.
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Unlikely: The most commonly pinched nerve in the elbow (ulnar nerve) does have some contribution from some cervical levels that refer pain to the shoulder blade so indirectly both the arm/elbow and shoulder blade pain may have a common source. Learn more here: http://www.Theshouldercenter.Com/suprascapular-nerve.Htm consider seeing a shoulder specialist.
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