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Back neck pain and stiffness
From 4 months i have diagnose stightning of cervical spine,neck excersise is undergoes but my neck stiffness and little pain is there what to do i do MRI also shows same,
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take mri..and  reduce stiffenes for hot water formantation..u will be lie onn floor witth cervcl pillow.and knee support for pillow.take rest..ift and ust is the best pain relaief modality
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Meet physiotherapists   for manual therapy.
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Manual therapist like me can unlock your stiff spine. For more info. Visit naumika.com
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Chiropractic adjustment will help. Take frequent Breaks at work. Core Strengthening Exercises. Use cervical pillow.
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Apply ice pack. Avoid forward bending.
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do strengthening exercises and streching exercises
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consult Physiotherapist near by you.
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Visit to the manual Physiotherapist near by. Start strengthening n stretching exercises of neck n upper back muscles. Try to improve posture while sitting n sleeping. Use thin pillow.
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Please see an experienced physiotherapist, who can work on you neck muscles and should be able to provide needed relief.
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