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Pain in hand
My mother has diabetes and from 2 months she is Suffering from pain in shoulder to middle hand till elbow and she can't stretch her hand properly as it cause pain. We have already checked with x ray there is no problem in bones.
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Could be cervical spondylitic radiculopathy , diabetic neuropathy or Carpal tunnel syndrome.
Agree with my colleague.
Also u can take Maxmala 50 mg OD HS for first few days followed by 75 mg OD HS for 2 weeks.
Continue ca, VitD and mvi if already taking.
Better to take consultation for work up and further management.
Don't worry.
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It could be because of cervical spondylosis with or without contribution of arthropathy and peripheral neuropathy.
You need a proper online consult for that
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Tab Dolo 500mg SOS.
isometric neck exercises and neck posture maintainence are advised.
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