Question I need answers to

[dev553344]

I had a pain in the lower back of my brain and neck. It felt like a headache and stiff neck. Sore. A few days later I had an intense pain in my upper back, same side. Then a few days after that it moved into my shoulder just above my arm.

I didn't put two and two together but now I noticed that that pain moved and migrated from my neck to my back and then to my shoulder of my arm.

The question I have is what could be causing this? I see my doctor in a couple days and it would be nice to go in informed.

I doubt it is a blood clot as there is no warmth to it or redness or swelling.

Thanks!

 

[Zachariah.]

No one here would be able to tell you definitively without looking at it in person. But if I was to have a guess, and what I think would be most likely is that you have pulled some kind of muscle.

I highly doubt you would have a blood clot if you are worried about that. Extremely unlikely.

 

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I had a pain in the lower back of my brain and neck. It felt like a headache and stiff neck. Sore. A few days later I had an intense pain in my upper back, same side. Then a few days after that it moved into my shoulder just above my arm.

I didn't put two and two together but now I noticed that that pain moved and migrated from my neck to my back and then to my shoulder of my arm.

The question I have is what could be causing this? I see my doctor in a couple days and it would be nice to go in informed.

I doubt it is a blood clot as there is no warmth to it or redness or swelling.

Thanks!

Hi dev~
Don’t know your routine or underlying issues, however, simple things you can analyze is over burdening bodily movement (causing soreness) or under bodily movement (causing a stiffing soreness effect).
According to life-style, it is easy to go from being very active to sitting the majority of the day and positioned in front of a tv or computer screen. Extreme from very active to very inactive takes a negative toll on the body.
Hope your consult with your Doctor can come up with a beneficial solution for you.

God Bless,
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[dev553344]

Hi dev~
Don’t know your routine or underlying issues, however, simple things you can analyze is over burdening bodily movement (causing soreness) or under bodily movement (causing a stiffing soreness effect).
According to life-style, it is easy to go from being very active to sitting the majority of the day and positioned in front of a tv or computer screen. Extreme from very active to very inactive takes a negative toll on the body.
Hope your consult with your Doctor can come up with a beneficial solution for you.

God Bless,
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Actually this wasn't just sore muscles or body aches. It was extreme pain when it was in my back and did not feel like a cramp. I am known to have cramps though and have to take muscle relaxers every so often for them. But ya not a cramp.