Neck & shoulder pain worse after physio

2025-09-24 16:31:41
Hi I am breastfeeding mom, I had left side neck & shoulder cramp kinds of pain from 3-4 months it was bearable wasnt affecting my daily routine, infact it was on right side as well which got normal after workouts & excerscise. So i did streching for left neck as well and pain increased which was kind of constant throughout tge day but mild, so got physiotherapy now after 3 sessions it has made my pain worse constant pain unbearable affecting my daily work, now she has asked me to consult orthopedic.
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stop physiotherapy immediately you should get evaluated by nearest orthopaedic surgeon till then get x- ray cervical spine ap view and lateral view
Next Steps
MRI cervical spine with whole spine screening
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be watchful for signs of weakness in your upper limbs

Answered2025-09-30 20:12:00

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Need clinical evaluation.
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Consult Nearest Orthopedic Surgeon

Answered2025-09-27 05:42:14

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Stop physio and exercise Consult orthopaedic surgeon near u

Answered2025-09-26 15:49:50

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It could be due to muscle Spasm Do Regular Exercise Posture correction

Answered2025-09-26 12:08:37

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Ger a cervical spine xray done Stop all the physio and exercises Need to consult an Orthopedic

Answered2025-09-26 08:42:35

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Dont wait too long, get an orthopaedic consultation and evaluation
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x ray cervical spine AP&LAT
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rest, avoid physioand workouts  for couple of weeks

Answered2025-09-26 05:38:04

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Please consult

Answered2025-09-26 03:43:38

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As you are saying the pain worsened after physio, better to examine clinically and get an Xray done to know the diagnosis and treat accordingly!

Answered2025-09-25 15:48:20

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Never do massage..

Answered2025-09-26 09:05:49

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