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Nerve displacement in right shoulder
I have pain in right shoulder. From right side of neck to upper part of arms. It feels like some nerve is displaced. It pains to raise my hand.
If I excercise every hour then I am able to raise my hand with little pain. If I don't exercise for 4-5 hours then it pains so much to raise the hand. I have this problem since 2 months now. Please help.
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Please consult online for proper assessment n treatment plan. Focus on your sittting posture. Follow a good posture. Hot fomentation twice a day at neck shoulder level followed by voilini application.
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You need a proper diagnosis before treatment . Before go for a MRI u can go through some physical test like foraminal compression test and spurling test , if the result comes positive then you can treat yourself by doing exercises.
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avoide strong and thick pillow, maintain posture and do the exercises as rule
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You should consult a a Physiotherapist in person for complete assessment and treatment.
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There might be nerve compression in cervical, its a symptom of cervical spondylosis.
Apply hot pack twice a day, do neck isometric exercises and shoulder strengthening exercises.
Visit nearby physiotherapy clinic and take Electro therapy for a week. Maintain proper posture to avoid pains.
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Hi.
You need to take an online consultation for best diagnosis and treatment.
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Maybe cervical radiculopathy.
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Rest.
cervical soft collar.
neck stretching exercise.
strengthening exercises.
postural care.
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Dr. Vidhya (PT)
Physiotherapist
14 yrs exp
Bangalore
hi,
You need a proper diagnosis before treatment. Before going for an MRI u can go through some physical tests like the foraminal compression test and Spurling test, if the result comes positive then you can treat yourself by doing exercises.
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For more details contact Elysiann health and wellness
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Dr. khushboo patel
Physiotherapist
Navsari
It's not about nerve displacement, you should cancel your exercise program for a few days.
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consult physiotherapist first
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Don't use pillow while sleeping
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Dr. Steephan John
Physiotherapist
4 yrs exp
Bangalore
you need to get a proper consultation and treatment with physiotherapist
some times this radiating pain will come for the muscle tightness , cervical problem like postural changes so kindly get an proper assessment and treatment
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