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Pain in back side in left hand in chest
From a week i have sudden pain in backside it starts from spinalcord then it goes to left hand and then reaches to chest which is very painfull to me .i have done ecg,treadmilltest ,blood test ,and urine test every report test is allrigt by bp is also normal only sugar level is increased by 137 so what is the main problem with me and what should i do to decrease my pain
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Looks like radiculopathy due to cervical disc compression on nerve root .
Maintain proper posture while sleeping and working.
Relaxation exercises meditation and hydration.
No neck or back exercises now as ur having pain.
T.Maxmala 50 OD HS for first few days followed by 75 OD bed time for 2 weeks.
May need imaging After detailed examination.
Better to take consultation.
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this could be nerve problem in neck. rest, milk and milk products, smaller pillow. will help. for further details you can consult me online
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