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Feeling pain in right hand
Feeling pain in right hand . Specially in shoulder and arm. Feeling pain in nerve from last few days.
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Can be spasm of your right shoulder and arm muscles due to your laptop use in WFH environment, increased mobile use and contribution in domestic activities during the lockdown.
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ergonomic workstation environment and working in neutral posture for full body. we can do a detailed analysis via teleconsultation to understand your concern provide further guidelines.
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Dr. Bhaskar Chattopadhyay
Orthopedist
21 yrs exp
Kolkata
Your history is incomplete, points to be noted regarding lifting weight, neck position during work, shoulder movement status and many other points, how sometimes the pain is relieved or increased etc. Thorough examination & investigations are necessary to arrive at the diagnosis & get treatment protocol.
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