Unable to breathe due to sudden backpain

2021-09-26 12:59:37
She slept completely fine but in the morning when she woke up she has body pain across left side of the body. Pain at back side as well as front side and both on left side due to which is unable to breathe properly. Already gave hot water bag massage on both side front and back due to which she got some relief but again now in evening she is feeling uncomfortable. Plz suggest some solution.
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You can online consultation with me on practo app

Answered2021-10-03 10:43:09

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Answered2021-09-27 14:06:33

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Chiropractic Mobilization and osteopathy treatment will help. Postural Correction- Sit Tall, Walk Tall, Stand Tall.

Answered2021-09-27 10:23:55

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She should consult a physician or physiotherapist for complete assessment and treatment.

Answered2021-09-27 07:46:02

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Hi, As she has the history of cv j surgery Kindly get consultation with general physician or neurologist .the symptoms u mention here may also related with some other issues. it may be associated with the cardiovascular or neurological conditions.she may need to take medication. if physician refer you to take physio therapy services then u  can continue with physio.
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all other health factors should also be consider before taking physio therapy services

Answered2021-09-26 16:20:39

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Ultrasound therapy will help reduce pain quickly. Ask physio for home visit or take her to physiotherapy clinic for the treatment. Give Rabekind DSR as the pain may be due to gases, only pain at the lower back co sidered as back pain but if the pain is in the front side is different. Or can ask any GP for proper medicines.

Answered2021-09-26 13:41:17

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Once on medication and after a general physician consult, ecg etc... visit a physiotherapist to check her neck and thoracic area for pain

Answered2021-09-27 01:13:45

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