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Posture Information | Pain Between Shoulder Blades

People experiencing pain between shoulder blades has become more common with frequent computer use. That burning, achy pain that is
relieved somewhat by sitting up straight has become regular occurrence in the workplace.
So how does it start? What make that pain likely to show up with daily activities that you're doing?
If you guessed "posture," you're on the right track. The muscles that go from your shoulder blades to the middle of your back are called the
rhomboids. These muscles are under a lot of stress when your posture isn't good.
After an extended period of bad posture (like months or years), these muscles will get longer. The longer the muscle gets, usually the weaker
it gets. However, this doesn't stop you from performing all of the normal work you've got to get done in a day.
Your symptom usually shows up as pain between shoulder blades, and it can be prevented. While chiropractic intervention may be needed to get the joints of
your mid back spine moving correctly again, much of this problem can be prevented by doing things to stretch the chest muscles and strengthen
the muscles that help you maintain your sitting posture.
By increasing the strength of the muscle, they will become shorter and more able to hold the shoulder blades in place. Taking the steps to
improve your posture, particularly the rhomboid muscles, will help alleviate your pain between the shoulder blades.
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