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Thoracic spine bone pain and left knee
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Last 20 days I am feeling mid spine thoracic spine bone pain a single location when pressing or moving. Took painkillers, vitamin d3 , calcium medicine. Blood report done RA factor is 19.75 negative, uric acid 4.12, haemoglobin 11.8, RBC 6.02, WBC 11200, MCV 63.46, MCH 19.6, mchb con 30.89. previously I feeling pain right hand shoulder also
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This is pain due to your poor posture while undertaking your professional and personal requirements. Watching TV, using mobile and any domestic activities that you do.
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laptop ergonomics, stretching exercises
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Start with posture care , day walks , exercises . If possible , consult for clinical examination.
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Need more blood details to.comment or rule out arthritis
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