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Continuous pain in shoulder
I have been a continuous pain in my one side of shoulder since 6 months. Now, I also feel numbness sometimes in my hand. I have taken different pain killers but these painkillers don't work. Please suggest me that what should I do now?
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Gentle Shoulder Stretching.
Core Strengthening Exercises.
Gentle Neck Exercises.
Avoid sleeping on affected side..
Warm up and cool down is a must.
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Hi, you r suffering from cervical spondylosis according to your history, it will be better to consult Orthopedic surgeon or spine surgeon, mostly by physio you ll improve. Dr Venu Madhav, Amrutha Orthopaedic Centre, Basaveshwara Nagar, Bangalore
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A thorough assessment is needed for an accurate diagnosis. As shoulder radiating pain and numbness can manifest due to a variety of reasons including cervical spondylosis, periarthritis shoulder, cervical raduculopathy, nerve root impingement, trigger points, neuropathies, diabeties mellitus etc.
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kindly consult a physiotherapist for an assessment and prompt treatment.
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This type of pain can be due to frozen shoulder or sometimes cervical spondylosis.
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get your sugar Status evaluated
Start regular exercises and physiotherapy.
Get crags done for cervical spine and shoulder
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if still persists, contact ortho doctor
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