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Neck pain, pain during left/right turn
Hi, I am having neck pain due to improper posture. The pain has subsided, but right pain is still there, I am not able to do right turn and complete left turn with my face. There is little pain in looking up and down.
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Looks like a muscle spasm. Muscle relaxants should work.
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Probably you are having cervical muscle spasm
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Correction of Posture ,
Avoid massage or manipulation ,
Physiotherapy to strengthen your cervical and upper back muscles later on
Medication for relief from pain at present
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Hello, greetings from Kolkata.
The kind of pain you are experiencing is generally caused by neck muscle spasm.
The common causative factors are bad posture during sleep, prolonged neck bending during watching any screen of tv/mobile/laptop.
Try to keep your neck straight. Oral muscle relaxants would help. Can give hot fomentation and apply any diclofenac gel.
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Do daily neck muscle strengthening (isometric and active) to prevent similar occurence in future.
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