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Shoulder and biceps pain

2017-08-01 13:42:08
I play badminton regularly and sometimes i face huge paun in the right arm. I need to consult to a doctor regarding this
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Pain in shoulder and arm while playing badminton is mostly due to impingement syndrome. Detailed clinical evaluation  will help in this situation.
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consult a pain specialist for suprascapular nerve block to relieve pain.PRP therapy is also beneficial.
Health Tips
1. Avoid playing for few days. 2 Take course of OTC anti inflammatory  drugs for 5 days. 3. Apply ice pack over the painful area 3 times a day. 4.Start shoulder and arm exercises when pain is decreased.

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