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Winging Scapula: Symptoms

In addition to the marked wing-like shape of the shoulder blade, symptoms that accompany a winging scapula vary according to the cause of the condition. Some people seem to have no symptoms at all. Others experience pain or weakness in their shoulder, arm, neck, or all three. There may be difficulty elevating the arm above shoulder height. Examples of specific muscle weakness include being unable to shrug your shoulders and being unable to lift your arm when lying on your front.

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