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Right Shoulders blade pain
Hi sir, iam getting shoulder blade pain at right side from 5 days, getting pain when move head, right hand and even when coughing, sir, please help me to get better
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There is spinal n muscular problem. Visit to the manual Physiotherapist
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It's due to disc bulge in your neck, Try manual physiotherapy, we can push the disc, back to it's normal place, GOOD LUCK
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Contrast bath. Shoulder shrug and stretching exercises.
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meet physiotherapist
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Hot & cold Pack. Gentle shoulder stretching. Core strengthing Exercises Gentle neck exercises.
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Greetings,  sorry about the pain.  Lying and turning in bed should be a trouble for you I suppose, then Poor posture has created shoulder blade pain.
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get to see a physio with knowledge about trigger point therapy and posture correction.  60% of your problem will resolve in 3-5 days and with stretching and strengthening exercise rest of pain will go away in 10 days time or even less.
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if any questions do let me know.
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