Neck pain and ECHO test

2022-06-25 07:22:50
I having neck pain since yesterday as I cant move my neck freely so doctor has given me some pain killers which I am going to take ..but I have my routine body checkup which has ECHO ( heart test ) scheduled at 5 PM today ..so will this pain killers will affect on my ECHO test results? Or I can take thide pain killers
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You can take painkillers for your cervical myofascial pain... Doesnt affect echo results Press like if you are helped by this ans

Answered2022-06-25 08:23:43

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Echo can be done

Answered2022-06-25 07:58:00

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You can go for echo

Answered2022-06-25 07:32:27

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I understood your concern  and noted the problem as well .I need to ask few more details to make a diagnosis and start treatment and advice which suits you. Pl consult me on Practo , so that I can help you better.book a time slot as per your convenience for consultation.

Answered2022-06-25 07:30:18

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Don't worry,Pain killer will not affect your ECHO test results

Answered2022-06-25 07:28:56

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You can take ECHO scan

Answered2022-06-25 07:27:03

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Can take safely👍

Answered2022-06-25 12:35:11

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You should take Painkiller. Pain should be subside. Pain killer does not affect the echo. So dont worry. Take painkiller.

Answered2022-06-25 10:32:41

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No any pain killers don't interfere with any reports such as Echo or ECG

Answered2022-06-25 07:45:03

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