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Uneven shoulders
Recently, I saw muscle imbalance in my body. My left shoulder is higher than my right shoulder. Is this happening because of workout I do ? What should I do? Why this happens and which doctor should I consult?
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Chiropractor adjustment will help you
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Chiropractic adjustment will help.
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Most probably it’s due to muscle imbalance and needs posture correction. Consult to a physiotherapist u know or u can consult me
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Your photos are not clear, can not see alignment properly. So cant say whether this imbalance is due to shoulder blade (scapular dyskinesia) or spine(scoliosis). But if you continue your workout Without correcting your posture then it will definitely land up in pain. So get your postural assessment done by physiotherapist, start postural correction exercises ASAP.
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Never do hevavy workout with wrong posture.
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Dr. Abhishek Verma (PT)
Physiotherapist
15 yrs exp
Noida
Get a complete biomechanical assessment done by an expert physiotherapist.
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