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NUMBNESS IN RIGHT HAND
I HAVE NECK PAIN AND NUMBNESS IN RIGHT HAND. SOMETIMES IT PAINS IN RIGHT HAND. ALSO NUMBNESS IN FIRST TWO FINGERS.
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Kindly visit a physiotherapist who will perform a detailed assessment, find out the cause of neck pain based on your symptoms and pattern of pain and will help you out to get rid of it
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avoid neck static postures
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Based on your history it is cervical spondylosis with c7 radiculopathy right side..
Advise x ray c spine Ap lateral..
Anti inflammatory medication
Regular c spine exercises
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x ray c spine Ap and lateral
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Neck Exercises.
Neck Stretching.
Postural Correction.
Shoulder Shrugs .
Core Strengthening Exercises.
Take frequent Breaks at work
Use cervical pillow.
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As per my experience and your complain you have cervical spodylosis or sevier trapezius muscle spasm .please go and consult your nearest ortho or Physio clinic.
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take Physio treatment like cervical traction,isometric neck exe,muscle strenthning exe and MFR
also use tapping taknique
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In my opinion u are suffering from cervical radiculopathy...u must go for few blood test... like vitamin d vitamin b 12 calcium... values of which will be deranged for that u need to take supplement medications... along with this u need to take physiotherapy sessions ift / US / hot pack to reduce pain and numbness...take care get well soon
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Visit a near by physiotherapy centre and get started with the treatment
Health Tips
Do not bend ur neck
Do not check ur pain
Do not get up straight from the bed
Do not lift heavy weights
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Physiotherapy treatment and strength exercises of hand and isometrics exercises of neck
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Radicular pain originating from cervical spine
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get x ray cervical spine ap and lat view done
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proper working and resting posture to be observed
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Its a problem of cervical spondylis with compression of nerve root at C6 leading to numbnes on first two fingers.
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Go to a physiotherapist.. TENS +SWD+US +traction(if required) +exercises by the physiotherapist will be helpful.
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No prolonged neck bending+no table/system work+no. Manual exertions +no long travelling +try to keep your neck straight +use cervical collar +no cold exposure.
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You have cervical spondylosis according to your symptoms.just help with physiotherapist or ortho for further assessment and treatment.
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visit nearest physiotherapy clinic or ortho Dr
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avoid neck forwarď bending
long sitting on laptop and computers
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Mr. Sandeep Dhar (PT)
Physiotherapist
17 yrs exp
Bangalore
Numbness is primarily due to nerve compression, the neck pain indicates the cervical spine and the disc is comrpession a part of the nerve orignating from the spinal cord
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meet a neuro physiotherapist/neurologist
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start with neural mobilisations, you can have a check https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPG9ZCCxJ9U
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Dr. Uthra Mohan (PT)
Physiotherapist
15 yrs exp
Thane
You are having cervical spondylosis with nerve compression leading to pain in your hands. You need to consult physiotherapist for treatment:
- electromodalities for pain relief
- neurodynamic stretches to relieve nerve pain
- strengthening of neck muscles (cervical isometric exercises)
- correction of posture
- work ergonomics to prevent strain on neck.
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Make sure that you maintain proper neck posture during work, especially if you use computer. Avoid working continuously. Take short breaks after every few hours during work.
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Dr. Kunal Makhija
Orthopedic Surgeon
16 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
Seems Cervical Spine problem
Next Steps
visit Orthopaedic surgeon
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Don't ignore
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