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Severe pain in shoulder blade
Hello I'm asking for my sister, she is 4 months pregnant, recently she was covid positive and now she is negative, ghar pe hi treatment hua, she was having mild symptoms, after she got negative she is experiencing severe pain in her shoulder blade, consulted doctors but they say only rest can help, since she is pregnant toh X-ray, CT scan nai karwa paye, but ultrasound karwaya which suggest inflammation in joints, reports attached hai, please advice.
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Since your sister is pregnant, she should do-
1. Fomantation with estm water
2. Mild shoulder exercises
3. multiviamin 1 tab od x 10 days.
4. Paracetamol 1/2 tab if pain is too much.
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Post Covid pain is normal as inflammation in existing joints gets exacerbated.
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Drink plenty of fluids.
Continue using pre natal supplements.
Can take paracetamol for pain.
Apply warm water bags.
Give rest to the affected shoulder for a few days.
Start mild stretching and strengthening exercises once pain reduces a little.
Video consult with me if problem continues even after the following this advice or if you have any further questions.
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Hot packs.
Local voveron gel thrice a day.
Avoid lifting heavy weight.
Rest.
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