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Right thumb pain from two weeks
Hello sir/madam
Iam 32years old and am a breast feeding mother.My right thumb is paining when i used . But not all the time and it is not suporting to lift heavy weights . Small weights can lift but not all the time. I observed that the pain is from past 2weeks.
I applied volini, but not useful . Please suggest me what to do...
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It's common postpartum
Need injection at local part
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see a Rheumatologist or orthopaedic surgeon
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Dr. Pranav Mahajan
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15 yrs exp
Indore
Right thumb pain may be associated with some soft tissue strain may be due to excessive load. Since you are feeding currently, not many medicines can be started.. It may be sometimes associated with calcium and vit d deficiency.
Next Steps
I will suggest to start with hot fomentation, take paracetamol tablet if pain is more, start calcium and vit d supplements, avoid heavy work with right hand..
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Avoid heavy activities involving the right thumb..
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