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Posture imbalance
I joined gym few months ago,and recently I found that there is some imbalance in my posture,my right side shoulder and chest are a bit down and tilted I could always feel a sensation that something is wrong in my right side while walking n exercising ,to be precise my right side collarbone is visible out and when I try to align my hand by lifting,it gets into exact shape as the left, because of this issue,I have effect on the muscle growth,the left side of the chest looks bigger than right,and I often get pain in the gym in right side part of my back especially the places around scapula, infraspinatus m,which even makes me look awkward in tshirts, my left side of the body is completely toned well,but am worried of my right side! Please suggest me a solution, and do I need to wear a posture corrector? Please advise. Thank you
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1. Fix one physical posture assessment under a senior sports physiotherapist
2. U need to under go 60days to 90days programs
3. Myofacial trigger release, dry needling, manual therapy, chiropractic adjustment, muscle lengthening,
4. DR.ANDREW JAYA SINGH senior sports physiotherapist head to heel physiotherapy clinic porur , chennai
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andrewphysiotherapist is my YouTube channel kindly subscribe and like the posture correction video
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you can do a video consultation with me if u need a clear evaluation, thank you
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There is many regions for this first avoid the gym
And go for nearest physiotherapist or supports consultant and go through assignments
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don't use supportive brace it not gona help you for long time
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it might be due to wrong exercises or any muscle injury or nerve injury go through physiotherapy assessment and get the diagnosis and treatment
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No do not wear any posture correction belt itself . You need to visit your nearest specialized physiotherapist first.
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next you will have follow further instructions of physio
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stop gym and start exercises in supervision of a specialist .thank you
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Hello,
There are so many reason for that sometime its due to training wrong muscles or not doing exercise properly. You should consult nearest physiotherapist and do thorough assessment.
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1. If you are using any supplement stop for that now.
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No you do not need to wear a posture corrector.
But you need to do correction exercise which will correct the posture and also avoid gyming for sometime or until it get corrected.
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You should consult Physiotherapist for Postural correction.
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You might having problem in your pelvic
You should visit nearest posture alignment Physiotherapy for assessment.
Some time it is due to pelvic tilts and this is completely curable .
Meanwhile For home you need to do few exercises
1. Static back 30 minute with 90 degree hip flexion supported on chair
2. Pull over stretch 20 reps on supine
3. Scapular retraction in supine with elbow 90 degree , 20 reps
4. Hip cross over stretch (holding 1-2 minutes each side
5. Upper spinal twist 1-2 minute
5. Pelvic bridging with cushion squeeze 20 rep with 10 sec hold
6. Sitting hip adductor squeeze with cushion with spine straight
7. Sitting hip abductor stretch with resistance
8. Elbow curl
9. Pendulum exercises with wall
10. Air bench with wall
Next Steps
Do regular exercise for correction
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Continue your gym exercise with supervision and consult your nearest posture alignment Physiotherapist
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