the shoulders can become stronger over time. There is a similarity to Horned’s syndrome – characteristic symptoms:
strong, often persistent shoulder pain;
difficulty in the eyelids;
narrowing of one pupil;
decreased sweating on the pain-affected body.
It is especially dangerous if the pain is present even when you are completely at rest, for example:
when resting,
when the shoulders “fall” loosely,
at night,
And if it doesn’t go away for weeks.
2. Further advanced symptoms
Shoulder pain is often accompanied by other complaints that are more familiar to many:
chest pain,
