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Chronic Neck pain
I am suffering from chronic neck pain from 1.5 years after a whiplash[pain starts 15 days after whiplash]
Now pain is less and comes and go in cycle.
But i am unable to study on desk
Pain occurs when i sit on desktop, lifts weight.
Please suggest why this is happening.
D3 level 25 [after taking 12 weeks of supplement]
Also i am on 50 mg levothyroxine.
Mri attached below
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Mostly it’s postural which can be relived on short duration medication and exercises
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Mri report showing no significant abnormality
but you didn't mention anything specific drugs taken for your neck pain & it's duration so that it’s easier to comment
Also you have Hypothyroidism that can have also neuropathic pain
Get yourself properly evaluated
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Dr. Marni Srinivasa Chowdary
Neurosurgeon
8 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Mri is normal
The pain is probably mechanical in origin
Probably due to bad posture for studying/using screen
Might be a case of spasm
Muscle relaxants might work but only after thorough evaluation
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