Constant headache and shoulders pain

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Asked for Female, 47 Years

My wife had a brain tumor operation(benign) fully removed but she still has a constant pain in head and shoulders.whenever she takes medicine DUXET 30 She feels better and if doesn’t takes up medicine she starts crying due to excessive pain. It been 1 year that she is taking this medicine. Does this medicine has a side effect and should she continue this medicine.

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Mr. Manjeet Singh (PT) Neuro Physiotherapist 14 yrs exp Sonipat · Accepted Answer

Mr. Manjeet Singh (PT)

Neuro Physiotherapist 14 yrs exp Sonipat

For medicine you consult to your doctor who recommended that medicine, but I will suggest you also take some opinion from physiotherapist. Long standing pain might occur because of some muscular problem (trigger point), muscle tightness and muscle weakness.

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