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Pain in few body parts
Pain in behind neck, shoulder, waist, arm and fingers. After test found out that aso titre is high and Vit D is low. Initially consulted Medicine Doctor, gave medicine for pain and Vit D. But no result even after taking meds for 10 days course. Patient has history in Tennis elbow 12 years back and another ortho doc said she has Spondylitis issue too a year back. When she had pain in back and waist. Please help.
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Needs clinical examination. Could be cervical radiculopathy.
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Dr. D. Shrinivas
Orthopedist
22 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello Practo User,
Pain as you mentioned is usually due to spondylitis which she had earlier.
Vitamin D deficiency does not cause such symptoms.
Presently the pain has increased due to pressure in the nerves in neck and back.
Try correcting her sitting posture and give bed rest.
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If pain is not relieved,then Consult a Orthopaedic doctor.
Regards.
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