Symptom: Upper Back Pain
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- You may find that you do not have all the symptoms listed. However, by selecting the box which best reflects your symptoms, you will provide us important information concerning your problems.
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Upper Back Pain
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rapid onset of sharp interscapular pain
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movement of upper back or shoulder blades worsens pain
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movement of the head and neck may worsen pain
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2
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women beyond mid 60's
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minor trauma produces sharp back pain
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weakness, numbness or tingling of legs
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difficulties with urination
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3
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severe upper back pain and muscle spasms
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history of cancer
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weakness or numbness of legs
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difficulty urinating
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4
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trauma to upper back
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history of motor vehicle accident
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severe muscle spasm and pain, intensified with movement
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5
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upper back pain associated with chest pain
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sweating, nausea and vomiting
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difficulties breathing - shortness of breath
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6
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severe tearing pain in chest, may radiate to neck
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weakness of arms, legs or face
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difficulties breathing - shortness of breath
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7
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pain in the upper right and upper mid abdomen
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pain is constant and severe
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fever and chills
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tenderness in right upper abdomen
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pain radiates to upper back
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8
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burning pain in band over upper back
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rash develops in area of pain in several days
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pain may persist after rash has disappeared
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rash brought on by physical or emotional stress
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fever and chills
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pain and muscle spasms in upper back
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recent infection
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10
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upper back pain, pain between shoulder blades
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neck and arm pain
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weakness, numbness or tingling of arms
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looking upwards or rotating neck may increase pain
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fever and chills
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cough, may produce sputum
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sharp stabbing pain in posterior chest, increases with breathing
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