What causes pain in the upper right back of a woman?

If the pain in the upper right back is severe, it may affect normal daily life, especially for women, who are also prone to this pain problem. For example, common cervical spondylosis or neck sprain can also cause pain. Of course, it is not ruled out that the back pain is caused by periarthritis of the shoulder. It can be seen that there are many reasons for the pain.

1. Back pain caused by cervical spondylosis; Cervical spondylosis occurs in the cervical spine, how can it cause back pain? Little do people know that the posterior branches of the spinal nerves of the fourth, fifth and sixth cervical vertebrae extend to the back and control the skin and muscles of the upper back. When degenerative changes occur in the cervical spine, if the posterior branches of the spinal nerves of the fourth, fifth, and sixth cervical vertebrae are pulled, back pain will occur. In fact, neck and back pain, upper limb weakness, numbness of fingers, dizziness, nausea, and even blurred vision and difficulty swallowing are all symptoms of cervical spondylosis.

2. Back pain caused by neck sprain and stiff neck; due to improper neck movement or bad sleeping position, local muscles are sprained, the pain involves the back muscles, the medical history is short, the tenderness point is fixed and located at the injured muscle site, more common in the upper inner part of the scapula, and accompanied by muscle spasm, and obvious tender cord-like spasmodic muscle bundles can be touched, and the neck and back movements are obviously limited.

3. Back pain caused by rheumatism; Rheumatism is mostly an autoimmune disease, with a hidden and slow onset and a long course. It invades the joints, bones, muscles, blood vessels and related soft tissues, and can cause a certain degree of back pain. Back pain is aggravated in cool, windy and damp weather.

4. Back pain caused by frozen shoulder; frozen shoulder can cause shoulder joint pain. As the disease progresses, the range of pain will continue to increase, and some patients will experience back pain.

5. Back pain caused by ankylosing spondylitis; patients with ankylosing spondylitis will experience chronic generalized or persistent low back pain, tenderness of the spinous process, stiffness in the back and waist after getting up in the morning, aggravated back and waist pain when leaning back, improved after activity, and easy fatigue after standing or walking for a long time. Patients often present with limited movement of the lower back and waist. Physical examination may reveal tenderness of the lumbar spinous processes and paraspinal muscle spasms. In the later stages, muscle atrophy and even hunchback deformity may occur.