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Pain on right hand should
Hi,
when driving the bike my right hand is paining when giving accelerator, the pain starts from wrist and goes to shoulder. In night times also i am unable to sleep on right hand side due to shoulder pain. I get the feeling of right hand muscle getting little swollen and again it comes to normal.
This problem is from long time, i consulted local doctor and he informed it is muscle strain and it will go, but still i am facing the problem. The pain is not very high. It is mild pain only.
Also when i operate on laptop my i get the pain.
can someone please guide me about the problem.
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Your neck muscle getting weak bcos of regular loading on small muscle causing compression on nerves under the structure you need to consultation one is ortho for primary care of any internal issue and other physiotherapist for strengthening programm For your neck and shoulder.which will give you permanent cure.
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Brief description of ur problem i think it is a neurological problem the signs n symptoms are like that better u consult near physiotherapy clinic for proper assessment n treatment....first u have to avoid pillow while sleeping n better to avoid ride sleeping posture also for some days....after taking treatment u all get permanent solution .
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It seems you may be having neurological problem. The pain is coming because of any nerve is getting compressed any where in the neck to shoulder. Go to a physiotherapist with your X-ray of neck and shoulder.
With physiotherapy you will get good recovery.
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