Neck shoulder pain

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Neck shoulder pain

Asked for Female, 31 Years

I have spondylosis and disc bulges. My grandfather (paternal) had rheumatism and died of it. Whenever my hands pain or become stiff I fear I will also get rheumatism. Is it possible I get that? I am a feeding mother. Will this affect my child? Pls help me. I am scared to ask this to anyone. Pls

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Dr. Utsav Agrawal Orthopedist 10 yrs exp Nagpur Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Utsav Agrawal

Orthopedist 10 yrs exp Nagpur

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Rhematism is treatable condition with modern medical therapy. You need not worry so much. A better thing to do would be get proper investigations and share with me and we can discuss regarding the same

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MRI with report and images, blood investigations ( cbc, kft, esr, crp, ra factor)

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