What could be causing a burning pain in my shoulder when I am sitting?

Answer by  km8738 (1917)

Sometimes burning shoulder pain is caused when two bones smack together. That pain lingers. It could also be caused by calcium deposits that have rubbed against nerve endings. These deposits will pass with use, but the process can be excrutiatingly painful.

Answer by  dkulze (160)

This pain is likely caused by thorascic outlet syndrome. When we sit extensively, our posture is often poor, causing undue stress on our upper back, spine, and muscles. Nerves can become pinched and inflamed in the spine, leading to intense burning sensations, cramping, and muscle spasms. It is treated with physical therapy and anti-inflamitants.

Answer by  Dhivyacomcubegmailcom (86)

I realized that you had spent a lot of time in your computer for several weeks for up to 8 hours or more a day. I believe this repetitive action likely brought on this pain

Answer by  Vanasatchy (816)

Causing shoulder pain while one sitting will be the main reason for whot work you are doing. If you are working on the computer without rest it may be a cause also. Children carry their bags on their backs will also cause pain. Apply gingerly only and give hot water fermentation.

Answer by  Anthony53 (106)

its possible that your disks could be herniated and pressing up agaisnt your spinal nerve,X-rays should be taken a. s. a. p to confrim this.