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Frozen shoulder

2021-03-27 08:03:55
My mom underwent pericardiotomy surgery 3 months before. She is taking TB tablets. Past 10 days she's having severe hand and shoulder pain. She is not able to raise her hands. She's taking physiotherapy now. What could be the reason for her hand pain?? Is it due to the TB tablets?? What remedies wud be effective
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Meet physician in person plz

Answered2021-03-27 08:48:53

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