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Back pain between shoulder blades

I have heard people commenting on people having back pain between there shoulder blades. Could anyone shed light on this. How long did it last, and what did the Dr's say about this. The pain is severe at time. I've always had lower back pain, but this gets real bad at work. I have to take some pain meds to get comfortable at work.

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It hardly lasts any time and it is pretty common. Hang in there!

It could be air pumped in during surgery. Or anesthesia. At any rate, it is not bad enough for a pain pill.

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