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Old 06-18-2014, 09:55 PM #1
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Default Neck pain, shoulder lower than the other??

Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask about this, I tried looking elsewhere but am so tired right now I couldn't find another place.

Had car accident over a year ago, herniated disc in neck, pain in neck and arm but I've also always had problems with my left shoulder, went thru PT for rotator cuff injury, MRI shows no tears.

My left shoulder slopes down a lot and is of course lower than the right one, it's very noticeable.

Has anyone had this happen? I can't lie on my left side at night because of pain but I'm wondering what can be done about this sloping business.

PT said loss of muscle, another said back and neck is out of alignment...

Any advice as to what I can do? it's too uncomfortable to hold my left shoulder up as high as the left.

Thank you
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