Many causes: your symptom may be reflection of multiple causes. The most risky one is heart. #2 is many musculoskeletal disorders that might be associated with type of work you do. You need to see your PMD to sort it out and give you right treatment.
Answered 11/1/2016
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This description is: consistent with a radicular pain, i.e. pain originating from pressure on nerve fibers exiting the cervical (neck) spinal cord. Accurate/effective diagnosis/treatment can be difficult to find & bad help can not only not help but make things worse. Suggest find a physical therapist who is expert in Robin McKenzie evaluation & self-treatment techniques. Unlikely an internal mediastinal organ issue.
Answered 10/3/2020
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