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What causes upper back pain? present 1 yr. cervical steonosis but nothing on mri of throastic. shifts from side to side. around blade area. any ideas

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Dr. Andrew Germanovich answered

Specializes in Pain Management

Most likely: Postural abnormality leading to altered alignment of thoracic vertebrae or unequal strain on small tendons and muscles attached to the thoracic vertebrae again due to postural imbalance.

Answered 6/16/2014

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It is most likely: Related to your cervical spine condition as this region is asssociated with neck problems or it could be shoulder related so see your physician if it is affecting you.

Answered 7/28/2013

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