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Pain in right hand
I have pain in my right hand,the p.ain is so severe that I can't lift a cup of tea sometimes and in night it becomes worse,I get massage there but it doesn't go away.
Also I can't even find the exact areas of pain,it feels like swell pain
What to do please suggest.
Thanks.
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It seems to be a radiating pain either from neck or wrist...massage will not help. strengthening excercises can help once the root cause is known.
Take a video consult for thorough examination.
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you need to check exact root cause of it.. if it it is severe then do it asap..
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Avoid massage and start physiotherapy treatment it will best option for you
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Thorough pain assesment . Set of exercises learnt via videocall will help. Call me for a video consultation
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Pain in your right hand could be coming either from the neck or from your shoulder .
Apart from pain,do u have tingling as well?
Also need to know if the range of motion of your shoulder is full.
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it would be better if u can come and visit in person with your nearest clinic
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meanwhile some hot packs and pain reliving ointment locally should help
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First of all you should know the root cause of your problem.
To find out I have few questions like How long do you have this pain? Is that continuous or intermittent?
Do you have pain only in wrist and forearm or from shoulder and neck?
Do you have any history of fall or hit on your right hand? Do you find swelling in your hand? Do you have numbness?
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Overuse of the hand causing fatigue of the muscles and they giving you signals to give them rest. You may have your compulsions but the hand also has its limitations.
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kindly rule out where s pain
in elbow or wrist
then do hot fomentation
if in wrist
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Dr. Avis Tayal (PT)
Physiotherapist
14 yrs exp
Delhi
Release deltoid and pectoral muscle and not advise to do abduction of shoulder joint and raise hand above shoulder level.
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For further treatment send the picture of the patient head to toe from (front and back)
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Dr. Priyanka Kumbhare (PT)
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6 yrs exp
Pune
Hello Ma'am,
Rediating pain to your arms could be because of the pressure on the nerves exiting from the servical raging.
Reason could be poor posture, early degradation, sailed regeneration, servical rip or servical sponde.
Physiotherapy can help in reliving the pain.
Posture correction, isometric and stretches for neck have proven to be helpful,but for tailor-made protocol it's better to get yourself evaluated and start proper rehab.
Thank you!
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for further assistance you can contact Fysiofit physiotherapy clinic.
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