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Neck muscle spasm
I am suffering from neck muscles spasm and little tightness from 3 months...
I had an xray and some blood test like ra factor vit d deficiency all came as normal...then i did course of exercise but nothing worked...
Now a doctor recommended me to het ultrasound or tens therapy...
I just want to ask... what works faster of spasm...
Ultrasound or tens therapy...
Pls suggest the best one...
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Neck isometric exercise, trapezius stretching, Ultrasound therapy continuous mode for 7 mins, tens for moderate pain for 15 mins need to be used...
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Use cervical collar support.
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Consult qualified Physiotherapist near you who is a bachelor's or masters in Physiotherapy from recognized University.
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Chiropractic adjustment will help.
Take frequent Breaks at work.
Core Strengthening Exercises.
Use cervical pillow.
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Both will work to reduce
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U can go with both us and tens
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Both modalities have their own role ultrasonic works best on tightness and tens works best on pain.
A combination of both along with hot fomentation gives best results and instant relief.But exercises are a permanent cure for muscular problems.
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Cold fermentation followed by heat treatment to neck and shoulder region for larger area then ultrasound treatment for stiff area .TENS in add on can be beneficial depending on your constitution
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Take IFT or TENS along with ultrasound they always work in combination , anyone will not help .
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Dr. Avinash Arora (PT)
Physiotherapist
43 yrs exp
Delhi
U need to be applied Hot Pack or Hot water fomentation firstly for 15 minutes at least. Next to that Ultrasonic should be applied for 7 minutes. And next to that Tens should be applied for 12 minutes. Prescribed exercises should be started from 4th day of starting Physiotherapy Treatment which will be the permanent cure. Keep using pilow of medium thickness.This all for 7--10 days.Take Physiotherapy twice daily for 1st four days for faster relief.
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Don't work on Computer/Laptop for next 15 days.
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No need of more pathological tests
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Dr. Ayushi Rathore (PT)
Physiotherapist
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Combo of Ultrasound and TENS will be more effective for you, followed by HWF. Your pain will be go by both,but for permanent relief you need to some prescribed exercises.
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Visit Physiotherapist, follow his instruction.
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It's not a major probelm, so do'nt go for more test/examination or scan.
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Mr. Anant Kumar Bairagi (PT)
Physiotherapist
15 yrs exp
Bangalore
Your problem become chronic now tens and ultrasounds both work temporarily.
So visit some physiotherapy setup and reassess your problem.
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visit near physiotherapy
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don't do unsupervised exercise.
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