When the latissimus dorsi is injured, a person may feel pain in several places, including: the lower, middle, and upper back the back of the shoulders the base of the scapula, commonly known as the shoulder blade the inside of the arms, extending down to the fingers the lower arms

Strain or injury to this muscle can result in discomfort or pain, often due to overuse, poor posture, or sudden movements during physical activities. Symptoms of latissimus dorsi pain include: Aching or sharp pain in the lower back, shoulder blade area, or down the arm. Limited mobility, particularly noticeable during attempts to reach overhead.

You may have damaged or injured the latissimus dorsi muscle if you experience any of the following symptoms: Dull ache in back, arms, or hands when raising or reaching with arms Chest pain Pain in the shoulder blade region Bruises Swelling Difficulty breathing Abdominal pain

Symptoms may include severe pain, weakness, bruising, and limited range of motion. Latissimus Dorsi Strain: A strain occurs when the muscle fibers are overstretched or torn to a lesser degree. It is often the result of overuse, repetitive motions, or improper technique. Symptoms may include localized pain, muscle stiffness, and reduced strength.