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Pain in left side shoulder and shoulder blade area and ribcage

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Hi everyone I posted here before euthyroid from graves since last year in November my blood results are always in range since then and I'm not on any thyroid medication all my symptoms have become a lot better but this smovong shoulder pain hasn't gone its still there I'm wondering if its related to thyroid I'm going to physio too but it's there most the time pls if anyone can help would be very grateful thanks ....Samy

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I've read many times that shoulder pain can be related to gluten sensitivity. Worth getting tested for celiac disease and then trying a gluten free diet regardless of the result, to see if it helps:

celiac.com/gluten-free/topi...

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Samy3 in reply toJosiesmum

Thanks josiemum I will ask my gp

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Josiesmum in reply toSamy3

Your GP is unlikely to have heard of any link to frozen shoulder. But definitely worth getting tested for celiac. After that, the way to know if gluten is affecting you is to try giving it up for a while and see if you feel better.

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avocadopeardrops

hi I have read that a vitamin D deficiency can cause shoulder pain .

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Saggyuk in reply toavocadopeardrops

A good chiropractor are often a lot better than physios in figuring out what is causing these kinds of issues if you can find a good one.

Are there any times it hurts more? Does it hurt more when you breath for example?

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Samy3 in reply toSaggyuk

No it does nt hurt when I breath its just moving pain around that area and that side

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Samy3 in reply toSaggyuk

U r right saggyuk one of my friend have suggested the chiropractor as well I see if I can find someone local thanks a lot..

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Saggyuk in reply toSamy3

Referred pain to rib cage is not so usual but ribcage issues often refer pain to shoulder. Could you have damaged a rib?

Maybe check out Costochondritis too - is inflammatory issue that would cause pain in ribcage, behind shoulder blade and shoulder too? :-)

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Samy3 in reply toSaggyuk

Thank u so much sggyuk have to ask my GP about this see what they say

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Saggyuk in reply toSamy3

Gps are often a bit useless with this stuff to be honest but worth a try :-)

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Samy3 in reply toSaggyuk

I'm completely agree to u they r no doubt lol

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mourneadventurer

Perhaps get checked for a deep chest infection such as chlamydia pneumonia and also monitor your heart rate.

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