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Knots on back shoulder
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I am having knots on my back left shoulder and o feel pain when i do ice rub o feel relax but help me to get permanent solution for the same
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It looks like you’re experiencing persistent muscle knots and pain in your back left shoulder. While home remedies like ice therapy and stretching may provide temporary relief, a detailed in-person evaluation is crucial to identify the underlying cause and provide long-term relief.
Why You Should Visit a Specialist?
Proper Diagnosis: A physical exam, and if needed, an X-ray or MRI, can help rule out serious conditions like nerve impingement or joint dysfunction.
Personalized Treatment: A specialist can recommend trigger point therapy, dry needling, ultrasound therapy, or nerve blocks based on your condition.
Posture & Movement Correction: If poor posture or muscle imbalances are contributing, a physiotherapy plan can be tailored to you.
Next Steps
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