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Pain in sholder, left hand ,chest, back
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I m having pain in my left hand and left side of chest.. The pain came from my neck goes to sholder and then my hand. Some time its pain on my back. Its called in marathi Chamak. I show to heart doctor its not a heart problem i also done stress test it is also normal.
It is from last 4 month. Plz advise..
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go with neck xray.Have to find out any cervical pathology.
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It might be due to the neck? Do you sit for long in front of the computer??? It might be the stress that you are causing to the neck is giving you these issues
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If you sit n do work for long hours since it's for 4 months get x_ray Cspine blood test for any calcium n vit D
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visit nearby best Physio centre
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Don't use Mobile phone in lying it will increase the pain
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Take frequent Breaks at work.
Core Strengthening Exercises.
Use cervical pillow.
Use Back Support.
Self Massage the back of neck.
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Physiotherapy treatment must and stretching exercises of neck.
Posture corrections must
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Dr. Niyati Shah (PT)
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Proper diagnosis is must. It may be cervical problem. Go to an orthopedic doctor or physiotherapist for detailed assessment. Get an x-ray.
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apply hot water bag twice daily for 15 mins.
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maintain your posture in sitting, walking and standing.
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