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Pain since 2 months
Hi, I have been diagnosed with protruding C5 C6 C7 hence the spinal cord is being pressed a little. Therefore there is constant pain in neck, arm and shoulder since 2 months. Gets worse at night after days work. I am in job which involves long hours sitting in chair. Daily travel comprise of 4 hours travel. Please suggest if chiropractic sessions can cure my problem as I am getting depressed due to this constant problem. Taken a vit D injection 10 days back, some relief. Taking 1 Supracal tablet daily but pls tell that this pain and stiffness will go away after sessions. Attached is my cervical spine MRI report.
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No need to be worry a about it very common site of neck since it close to the fulcrum of the neck Probably due the sitting job and repeatedly muscle spasms a chiropractor can fix this problem permanently
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Go for ergonomic consultant
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Get a chiropractor appointment
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Posture corrections must. Physiotherapy treatment and strength exercises and stretching exercises of neck and spine. Avoid toward bending and long sitting
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Manual physiotherapist can push back your  protrude disc.
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consult to physiotherapist
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apply hot water fermentation use cervical pillow and take rest
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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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Regular exercises will help you with pain that has occoured because because of the muscle tightness.
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Consult a physiotherapist. Manual therapy will be beneficial for better pain relief.
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Hot water fomentation, gentle neck and shoulder movements, using a cervical pillow, and taking regular breaks during long working hours will help.
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