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Dear sir few days my neck both side pain 27 may I bathing in morning but I use left hand upper hand suddenly pain radiyat neck to chest
Why reason cervical spondylitis pain radiyat in left chest area or no other symptoms only movement pain in increasing I intake acifinic Mr two days and tens but pain in increas. Why I test this report cardiac test cpk MB please suggest next step muscle pain
Hello,
Thank you for sharing your symptoms. Pain radiating from the neck to the chest can be concerning, and it’s important to identify the underlying cause to ensure appropriate treatment.
Possible Causes and Next Steps:
1. Cervical Spondylitis: Cervical spondylitis can cause pain that radiates from the neck to the chest, especially if there is nerve compression. This type of pain typically increases with movement.
2. Cardiac Concerns: Although you mentioned that the pain is movement-related, it's important to rule out cardiac issues, especially if the pain radiates to the chest. A cardiac test, such as an ECG and a CPK-MB test, can help in this assessment.
3. Muscle Strain: The sudden pain you described after using your left hand could be due to a muscle strain. Anti-inflammatory medications and muscle relaxants, like acifinic MR, can help, but if the pain persists or worsens, further evaluation is necessary.
4. Recommended Actions:
Consult a Physician: Visit a healthcare professional to get a thorough examination. They may recommend imaging tests like an X-ray or MRI to check for cervical spondylitis or other musculoskeletal issues.
Cardiac Evaluation: Given the location of the pain, it’s wise to rule out any cardiac issues. An ECG and CPK-MB test will help determine if your heart is involved.
Physical Therapy: A physiotherapist can guide you through exercises and stretches to alleviate pain caused by muscle strain or cervical issues.
Pain Management: Continue with prescribed medications, and consider using hot or cold compresses to relieve muscle pain.
Prompt evaluation and treatment are important to address your symptoms effectively and ensure your health and well-being.
Best regards,
Dr. Sathya Lakshmi
Vaidya
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Please avoid excessive neck movement and you can apply moist heating and pain relieving ointment around neck.
I would suggest you to visit doctor for proper assessment.
Next Steps
Neck collar might be helpful if the pain is constant.
Health Tips
Avoid excessive use of phone or laptop and consult doctor as early as possible.
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Hey there! Due to radiation of pain to chest, of scalene muscle, this might be the symptom. Majorly, there's little chance of involvement of cardiac issue. But please check with a general physician once. Also take tens treatment for suggested muscle.
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kindly get a proper assessment and treatment from nearby physiotherapist
it may be a muscle tightness or postural imbalance with crvical issues
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for more details contact ELYSIANN HEALTH AND WELLNESS , Indiranagr, banglore
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