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Upper neck and shoulder pain
I am suffering upper neck and shoulder pain from 5 years due to this don't get proper sleep and low concentrate,and digestive and low sexual desires issues
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Are you suffering from hyperacidity along with that it's all your posture and your fascial lines that get dense. Low concentration and low sex drive is influenced by your hypothalamus and your Pituitary gland release your cranial bones and the pressure your brain is carrying within the cerebrospinal fluid through FM and CST( Craniosacral Therapy), There are very few in India that are practicing this holistic approach and I am one of them. Upper neck pain and your shoulder pain is also associated with your hip position being mal aligned from ages. Your glutes and your hip influences your shoulder and your scapulae directly through spiral line of fascia that envelopes the lower back paraspinals and wraps around your opposite shoulders like an X creating a pain response and triggering the receptors. Fascia restricts the movement which puts pressure on the neck where your neck muscles overdo their job. Look for the hip and glutes your upper neck pain and shoulder pain will alleviate. And contact Me for more
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Your neck and shoulder pain for the past 5 years might be due to poor posture or muscle imbalance, which can also affect your sleep, focus, digestion, and energy levels. It’s important to treat the root cause, not just the symptoms.
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Try to maintain good posture, especially when using your phone or working on a computer. Gentle neck and shoulder stretches can help relieve tension, and staying hydrated supports overall muscle function. persistent digestive or sexual health issues, consider seeing a gastroenterologist or endocrinologist alongside your physiotherapy. But avoid self-treatment without proper guidance, as it could make things worse. A proper assessment is always the best first step.
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