Sholder pain

2021-12-17 11:30:12
In the given image you can see a red area where she is feeling her pain. It also includes the area of the clavicle bone to her right hand. This pain is also happening around the right side of her neck and shoulder. What should I do now? Can anyone please tell me what's the reason for this kind of pain?
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Kindly consult

Answered2021-12-17 14:32:55

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You should have proper examination and consultation with an Orthopedic Surgeon. This type of pain can't be diagnosed by Tele-consultation.

Answered2021-12-17 14:24:14

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Pain can have multiple causes. Need detailed history to form a diagnosis. Share X-rays and medical records also.
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Consult online for detailed discussion and prescription medicine.

Answered2021-12-17 13:11:48

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may be due to cervical spondylosis or simply musculoskeletal detailed history is desirable
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consultation for medication under prescription is advisable

Answered2021-12-17 12:14:30

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Might be cervical radiculopathy

Answered2021-12-17 12:11:27

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Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.

Answered2021-12-17 11:40:11

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Could be musculoskeletal pain. Proper evaluation needed. Consult now on Practo or 8318469*886.

Answered2021-12-17 11:34:58

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It's cervical myelopathy
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kindly consult and give detailed history
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An X-ray image  (if done )could be helpful ..

Answered2021-12-20 15:50:02

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Might be cervical radiculopathy

Answered2021-12-17 14:05:23

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Its cervical radiculopathy (pain in the hand and shoulder due to compression of nerve in cervical spine due to reduction in space of issue with disc which is present in between spine bones). Consult orthopedic surgeon for this.

Answered2021-12-17 13:13:33

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