Chiropractors/shortened inspiration

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I am almost 40 years old. I have this condition for the past 3 years. I feel shortend breathing, specifically in the movement of inspiration. When I inspires I feel pain in one specific point in the lateral border of the right scapula. I have very upper back contracted. I have visited a lot of doctors (pneumologist, cardiologist, etc), quiropractic, some energy doctor told her can be related to third vertebra.
I have a lot of painful points in the upper back, pectoralis and neck. Neck is very tight. Nothing gives release.
Any clue?
Thanks in advance


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It sounds as if there could be a couple of things happening.  Trigger points in the Rhomboids and possibly Trapezius, and possible rib misalignment.  Have you had xrays to rule out any problems?  That may be a first step, and you may want to try massage.  Hope that this helps

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Dr. Paul Newhart

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All aspects of chiropractic and chiropractic care. Sports injuries and rehabilitation. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Repetitive stress disorders treatment certified. Low level laser, rehabilitation, Chiropractic education.

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Over 14 Years in chiropractic. Over 10 years with a focus on rehabilitation and sports injuries

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Doctor of Chiropractic. Post graduate training in Carpal tunnel treatment, soft tissue treaatment, sports injuries, rehabilitation

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