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Pain from neck to leg
I have pain radiating from right neck through shoulder blades then hips through right leg.what are the possible reason and what to do
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u need x-ray of neck first , check u neck region any swelling is there, if yes do icing and consultant to any good physiotherapy for radiating pain .they can use tens modalities, swd , and last for u hip or leg need SLR test if positive go with physiotherapy treatment.thanks
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This need Proper Clinical Examination.. please do visit A good Orthopedic or Physiotherapy Specialist and Start the Treatment
Next Steps
Avoid Exertion..Driving..lifting etc
Health Tips
Learn about Pain Relieving Positions and Follow Some Good Physiotherapy Treatments
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For this condition you need proper assessment. As per your wording there is any compression on nerve root so the pain radiating downward to hand and back. First of all you go for a proper assessment for causes of pain.
Next Steps
Consult your nearby experienced physiotherapist or orthopaedician.
Health Tips
Use hot pack on neck and back to relieve pressure and for relax.
Avoid pillow and use small roll of towel under the neck.
Avoid forward bending and weight lifting,
Do flexion regimen of exercises, and isometric exercises of neck,
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Hi,
Pain could be due to neck issue could be a neural irritation or a facet joint issues..
Pain in low back may be due to some low back stiffness which may or may not be related to neck..
Clinical examination will let us know the source of issue
Nothing to worry...
Keep icing your neck and lowback..
Keep maintaining your neck and low back posture..
Keep hydrating yourself properly..
Have good and proper sleep..
Relax..
Hope this is helpful for you..
If you wish to discuss further, please feel free to revert back to me..
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