1. Home
  2. Consult with a doctor

  3. Pulled rhomboid muscle. Should i visit?

Pulled rhomboid muscle

2016-05-27 20:02:34
I have pulled my muscle and it is paining continuously.. I have taken pain killers and hot compress as well.. It is not even getting better.. Its been 5 days now.. Please tell me what to do? Who should I visit?
219 Views

Answers (2)

Consult Now
How are you sure that it is rhomboid pull It can be a cardiac problem Please consult your doctor and go ECG and ECHO immediately

Answered2016-05-28 05:24:20

YESNO

Was this answer useful

Consult Now
In presence of cardiac disorder it is unwise to take pain killers. Any pulled muscle needs rest to heal because there are micro years of the muscle fibres. Acute Spain needs cold compress instead of hot compress. You can take some muscle relaxants and low dose pain killers but putting the muscle into rest is an important manoeuvre

Answered2016-05-28 03:01:55

YESNO

Was this answer useful

Articles you may like

Hamstring Pull/Strain

Dr.Parthiban(PT)

Recent days lot of marathon events are happening in Navi Mumbai, happy to see more and more participant registering and ... Read more

Benefits of oil pulling to dental hygiene

Dr.Nikhil Saran

What Is oil pulling and does it offer benefits to dental hygiene?The practice of gargling with oil and then spitting it ... Read more

How Oil Pulling Is Effective in Maintaining Youthful Looks?

Dr. Vikram Chauhan

What Is Oil Pulling?Oil pulling (Kavala) is known as an ancient Ayurvedic technique and is centuries old. While it is co ... Read more

Oral Detox: Oil Pulling Therapy

Dr.Shefali Jain Sood

With the rampant surge of natural wellness mantras and heightened worldwide obsession with coconut oil, oil pulling is n ... Read more

How to Train Your Muscles

Ms.Swati Kapoor

There are numerous exercise that you can workout in a gym. Each exercise is either for a specific muscle called an isola ... Read more

Tips to Prevent Muscle Soreness Before Workout

Dr.Vishwas Virmani(PT)

There are some special ways you can avoid or reduce the muscle soreness to be followed while working out. Check them out ... Read more

Tell us what's troubling you

Want relief from cold & cough?

Consult Now

Down with fever or flu?

Consult Now

Stomach out of order?

Consult Now

Tired of clinic wait times?

Consult Now

Related Questions

Having muscles pain after Typhoid fever.

8514 Views
My legs, hands and joints are paining very badly. I had typhoid fever 10 days back, from last 4 days feel ...Read More

Muscle pain in lower left rib cage

4541 Views
I am having severe pain in lower left rib cage area and i feel little swelling in muscle too. I consulted ...Read More

Constant pain on trapezius muscle

3581 Views
I have trapezius muscle pain for last 4 months.. It is a pain where I can't lift my hand. Pain is from le ...Read More

Muscle pain in thighs

3313 Views
I have serious pain in the muscles of my upper thigh. I am unable to bend it for sitting & walking on sta ...Read More

Vein pull in back of neck

3020 Views
Vein pull happened in back side of neck while bending down for daily chores. Not able to turn head towar ...Read More

Muscle tear or something

16 Views
I recently started playing badminton again after a long break and on the 5th day after taking a smash sho ...Read More

Muscles pain

18 Views
While playing cricket, I am not able to run more than one run. After that, I am very tired. Muscles or ve ...Read More

Muscles and ligament pain of knee

25 Views
I have a pain lateral side of knee like muscle and ligament I am preparing for neet pg exms so i am 7 mon ...Read More

Pain in the calf muscle of left leg

39 Views
I am having pain in my left let's calf muscle which is making me hard to climb any stairs or walk properl ...Read More

Calf muscle pain

40 Views
From the last two years my calf muscles of both legs are paining. Pain and irritation from thighs just a ...Read More

This question featured in :

Pulled muscle in chest hurts to breatheRhomboid muscle pain causes
Disclaimer : The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding your medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on this website.