chronic scapula pain

Hello Shobhit and welcome to the CP forum. Sorry your having problems and sorrier there not finding the cause.

I must say that many times scapula pains not related to spinal issues at all so could be they're not finding it due to looking in the wrong places.

I've no idea of your age nor gender but many cardiac and respiratory problems present as scapula and or shoulder pain as well as actual shoulder issues themselves.

Not sure what type Dr is looking but I definitely recommend having a complete work up by a GP or Internist and then a shoulder specialist.

Some times it takes many Drs looking and multiple tests to find. The key here's to broaden the search and not confine it to an area not showing any problems.

Good luck and again welcome!

Hi Shobhit,

Have a look at the following video:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=s41QTV1Vpeg

It has to do with Romboid pain, which runs along side your scapula -- perhaps it is relevant to you as well.

You might try stretching out your upper pecs -- counter-intuitive, but if they're too tight, bringing your shoulder forward, that could explain the pain.