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Old 12-01-2011, 09:33 PM #1
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Default Major shoulder problems after pec minor and scalene block?
Has anyone ever had trouble with their shoulder after either one of these blocks? I did not have pain in my shoulder before! I have even informed that my scapula is way over to the side and close to the arm pit. I'm freaking out something is not right! It's like my shoulder is hanging......by a thread. Just the gravity from bending over causes pain. Going back to PT first thing in the a.m. and have her see what the deal is.

Any insight to this would be appreciated!!!
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