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Bicep muscle pain after bowling cricket
I'm having biceps muscle pain after bowling after a gap of 5months in cricket. When pain killer is applied it is reducing and again when I play its increasing. Coracobrachailis is what Google said when I searched with it. So provide me a permanent solution and need to mention there is no problem with the bone at ball and socket area only the muscle pain btw elbow and joint. Any tablets which I can use or an ointment or any physiotherapy is needed plz help me out in this.
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Please get MRI done
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Dr. Rajinder K Sharma
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43 yrs exp
Chandigarh
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Dr. Pranav Mahajan
Orthopedic surgeon
15 yrs exp
Indore
This might have happened due to local inflammation around muscle tissue of arm sometimes associated with partial tear of some muscle fibres.
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You can start with an analgesic with muscle relaxant tablet, apply analgesic ointment, give support to the arm with arm pouch, avoid working with the involved hand..
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Avoid playing for now and avoid jerky movements of arm.
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