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Pain under left shoulder blade. 2 weeks ago, i had covid. shoulder blade pain was sudden, worsened (cramp/spasm) overnight, but then improved with cataflam. then worsened when lifting something heavy. pain on deep breaths.
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Likely muscle issue: As the pain also happens with breathing, get your pcp to check you out. However, this may be a muscle strain caused by heavy lifting after your muscles may not be conditioned as they previously were prior to covid. Try a short course of nsaids like ibuprofen.
Answered 1/19/2021
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