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Cervical and back pain
Pain in neck region rediating to left hand and back with mild in left leg.chest and neck muscle also affected.my vitamin d3 =16.3 and b12=212.suggest me some best treatment.M.r.i report attached.
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Consult a senior physiotherapist near by
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Your report shows degenerative changes in your neck and disc lesion on your low back which is contributing to your pain. You should take intermittent cervical and intermittent pelvic traction and Interferential therapy for 1 week in a physiotherapy centre followed by neck and back strengthening exercises.
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Perform neck isometric exercises. Perform spinal extension exercises. Avoid prolonged screen time. Take frequent breaks.
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Visit your nearest Physiotherapist or Consult Dr Rohit Bhaskar, Physio.
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Sleep on a comfortable, flat surface.
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Take Electrotherapy for 2 werks, maintain proper posture, take calcium and vitamins rich diet after a weke of sessions do strengthening exercises.
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Hello, please visit your nearby physiotherapy centre , else audio/video consultation with me for proper assessment and diagnosis. wishing you a speedy recovery..TC
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Greetings from Rid of Pain Physiotherapy Meet the physiotherapist near by and start the suppliments for these 2.
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Please visit nearest clinic
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You need an online consultation for the best diagnosis.examination and treatment.
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Good treatment can only be provided after detailed physical examination. Please visit a physiotherapist near your home
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Visit nearby physiotherapy clinic for proper assessment and treatment take IFT and Ultrasonic therapy-7days to reduce pain and inflammation. Later start doing isometric exercises to ur neck.
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Visit physio therapy clinic for electro therapy for speedy recovery. Supplement vit D3 n vitamin B12. Their deficiency also contributes to pain.
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Visit your nearby physio clinic
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Hot fomentation twice a day. Apply voilini gel twice a day. Avoid neck forward bending. Postural correction advised
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Use Electrotherapy modalities like Ultrasound and IFT for 5-7 days followed by neck Strengthening Exercises
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Visit Nearest Physiotherapy clinic for complete assessment and treatment
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Use Hot pack Application for 10-15 mins 2-3 times a day Apply pain relief ointment for 3-4 times a day Maintaine Ergonomic posture while working in front of a computer Use small/ thin pillow for sleeping
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