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Shoulder pain
IT professional .getting shoulder pain these days while working in front of laptop.having pain for last 3-4 days. It happens only while working
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Your shoulder pain could be due to your wrong working posture.
Which side of the shoulder is aching?
Next Steps
You should give hot water fomentation to the affected side for 15-20 minutes twice a day.
You can use Volini gel or spray provided you are not allergic.
You should use the right working table and chair.
You should take intermittent breaks while working.
You should do shoulder strengthening exercises twice a day with proper guidance.
Avoid lying on the affected side.
Health Tips
If the pain persists or aggrevates you need to consult a Physiotherapist or Orthopaedist in person or through video call for further evaluation and treatment.
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Very common in today's session life ..use Hot water bag on the affected area use dynaper gel.
Do shoulder stretching exercises 5 times in a day.
Correct your posture
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can consult with Physiotherapist for full evaluation and exercises
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Start Doing Shoulder Exercises Like Shoulder Flexion, Shoulder Abduction, Shoulder Extention, Circular Motion .. 10 - 10 Moves Each.
Do These Exercises Twice Daily for 3 Days.
If it's General Muscles Pain it Will Go With it.
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Health Tips
Correct Your Posture While Working.
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Its a work related msk disorder can try hot or moist towel on neck if that dosent help, plz visit u r near by physio clinic with complete precautions.
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Upper shoulder muscles are very related to the neck. Hence posture of your neck and shoulder needs to be assessed.
Fatigue results from prolonged time of static postures. Hence these muscles could be weak and causing pain.
However with your pain at this stage it doesnt look like there is any major musculoskeletal pathology.
You are at a stage where your pain could be managed and prevented from worsening.
Next Steps
seek to have an ergonomic assessment done. This could be done online.
Health Tips
take breaks in between work. 40 mins is the most advised period to be seated in one stretch.
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May be myofacial pain syndrom.
Next Steps
1.apply hot compression for 10mints 2times per day.
2.isometric neck exercise 5sec hold ×10repitation 2times per day.
3.upper trapizius stretching bilateral .
Health Tips
follow all the instruction
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Shoulder pain is may be due to postural and ergonomic issue during work. During work use pillow under your back. Always sit straight and upright.laptop should be held in a level of eyes. Always use pillow under laptop to be in eye level. For shoulder pain use hot water bag or Ice pack three times a day 10 min-15min not more than that. And start doing shoulder strengthening exercises.neck isometric exercises regularly.
Next Steps
avoid sitting with stoop posture.
avoid sitting for long.
take a break inbetween your work.and do Stretching.
while sleeping avoid high pillow.it should be medium and firm.
Health Tips
for better results and treatment protocol do online consultation with physiotherapist. you can use practo app for online consultation with physiotherapist.
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