Getting up with shoulder pain after a while may be caused by physiological factors such as catching a cold, etc., but may also be due to pathological factors such as neck and shoulder myofasciitis, frozen shoulder, cervical spondylosis, etc.. It is necessary to clarify the cause in time.
1. Physiological factors: such as cold or sleeping pressure, sleeping cold vasoconstriction, local blood flow is reduced, resulting in shoulder and neck muscle contraction, muscle pain when getting up, get up for a period of time, the blood circulation is restored, the muscles return to normal, the pain disappears.
2. Neck and shoulder myofasciitis: long-term strain or trauma may lead to aseptic inflammation of the neck and shoulder fascia, neck and shoulder myofasciitis, muscle fascia in a state for a long time when sleeping, get up when the fascia is stimulated, the performance of neck and shoulder pain, after the stimulus will be reduced or even disappeared, the pain disappears.
3. Frozen shoulder: aseptic inflammation of the shoulder joint, local oozing and adhesion, adhesion of the shoulder joint due to the decrease of shoulder activities at night and increase, get up when the shoulder joint activities suddenly strengthened will pull the adhesion of the shoulder joint caused by pain, and then gradually adapt to the intensity of the activities, the pain disappeared.
4. Cervical spondylosis: patients with cervical spondylosis will be compressed by the cervical spinal cord and nerve roots, and the compression may be aggravated if the head and neck are placed in a poor position or posture when sleeping, and shoulder pain may appear in the early morning, and the pain disappears when the head and neck position is changed after getting up and going down to the ground, and the compression is reduced.
When the symptoms of shoulder pain appear, it is recommended that the patient consult a doctor in time to clarify the cause, under the guidance of the doctor for treatment; daily sleep at night pay attention to keep warm and avoid being cold.