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Shoulder pain
Sir I have right shoulder pain from 2 days due to bench press in gym, only pain no problem in arm raise straight etc my xray report is normal should I go for mri or not please suggest
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It iscomplete curable complete rest for 14 days needs specific medicines and specific Physiotherapy
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Painkiller only for 7 days and avoid shoulder exercises
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Could be sprain.
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Analgesic for 7 days.
To apply broad arm sling.
Rest for 1 week.
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Orthopaedic Counsultation - Thorough examination after 1 week - If any deficit present then we can take MRI.
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