Symptoms might be not associated with your surgery. Neurological consultation and physiotherapy is required

it may not be Linked to your surgery kindly consult

Take tab dolocide m.r. for pain,  consult a neurophysician physically.

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You got detailed answer by doctors. Till than  go for test use Eterocoxib Mr two times a day after food for 7 days. Physiotherapy session of neck.

You had gallbladder surgery in May, and now you are experiencing: • Left-sided neck pain • Twisting sensation under scalp • Pain above and behind left ear This pattern strongly suggests: Most Likely Cause: ✔ Occipital neuralgia ✔ Cervical muscle spasm ✔ Postural strain ✔ Cervical spondylosis (early changes) After abdominal surgery, patients often: • Sleep in improper positions • Reduce activity • Develop muscle tightness • Have altered posture The pain location you described corresponds to: • Greater occipital nerve • Upper cervical muscles (C2–C3 region) It is usually musculoskeletal or nerve irritation — not related to gallbladder itself. It is unlikely to be serious if: • No fever • No weakness • No visual disturbance • No severe headache

This is not related to gallbladder surgery.this is separated problem you have faced now.its may be due to spondylitis, cervical muscle spasm or occipital rigidity.

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Dear Patient, This is usually not directly related to gallbladder surgery. After surgery, posture changes, weakness, vitamin deficiencies (especially Vitamin D or B12), or prolonged rest can trigger neck muscle strain. Most likely in your case: • Cervical muscle spasm • Cervical spondylosis (early degenerative changes) • Occipital neuralgia (nerve irritation causing scalp pulling pain) • Vitamin D or B12 deficiency related muscle pain • Poor posture or pillow support What you should do: • Check Vitamin D and Vitamin B12 levels • Use a thin pillow and maintain proper neck posture • Warm compress 15–20 minutes twice daily • Gentle neck stretching exercises • Avoid long mobile use or bending neck forward • Physiotherapy can help significantly For detailed evaluation and personalized treatment, you can  text me on Practo anytime.

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management