Suggest you see a neurologist or orthopedic surgeon. Some causes include issues with long thoracic nerve, dorsal scapular nerve, cervical radiculopathy, or notalgia paresthetica, but shoulder joint problems involving rotator cuff, may be considered. Be proactive and uncover etiology.
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Yes, you have radiculopathy due to nerve impingement, likely due to cervical spine disease such as herniated disc, bone spur, etc. The condition is usually self limited but it may recur or worsen, physical therapy may be helpful at times. You should see your family doctor. MRI of the cervical spines will pinpoint the cause and the prognosis.
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