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I have left hand shoulder till finger pinching pain I am a diabetic patient and I dont Ave any chest pain and all kindly give valuable information.
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Pinching pain radiating from the shoulder down to the fingers in a patient with Diabetes is highly suggestive of Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy or Cervical Radiculopathy (nerve compression in the neck). While the absence of chest pain is a reassuring sign that this is likely not cardiac-related, the radiating nature of the pain requires a formal neurological evaluation to distinguish between metabolic nerve damage and structural compression."
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because you have diabetes, your nerves are more sensitive to pressure and metabolic stress
. book a consultation so we can check your sugar levels and perform a nerve conduction test to find the exact source of this pain and start the right treatment
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This kind of pain from shoulder to fingers is often nerve related from neck or sometimes linked to diabetes related nerve sensitivity. It’s usually manageable once we identify the exact cause.
Nothing to panic, but since it’s radiating, a proper evaluation will help relieve it faster. You can consult I’ll guide you step by step.
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You need evaluation first whether it's nerve pain or muscle pain or any injury due to trauma.better if you visit nearby hospital to orthopedic doctor.
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Aap jo pain bata rahi hain—shoulder se finger tak “pinching/tingling”—ye zyada tar nerve related lagta hai, commonly cervical radiculopathy (neck se nerve pressure) ya kabhi diabetic neuropathy ki wajah se bhi ho sakta hai.
Agar pain neck move karne se badhta hai ya haath me jhanjhanahat/soojan jaisa feel hota hai to cervical issue zyada likely hai.
Filhaal aap ye karein:
* Neck posture ka dhyaan rakhein (mobile use kam, pillow thin rakhein)
* Hot fomentation (garam sek) shoulder/neck pe 10–15 min, din me 2–3 baar
* Mild painkiller + muscle relaxant short course liya ja sakta hai (doctor advice se)
* Neurovitamins (B12 etc.) helpful hote hain, specially diabetes me
Diabetes control bhi important hai kyunki uncontrolled sugar nerve pain badha sakta hai.
Red flags (ignore na karein):
* Pain ke saath weakness aa rahi ho haath me
* Continuous numbness
* Chest pain, sweating, breathlessness (aise case me cardiac cause rule out karna zaroori hota hai, specially diabetes me)
Agar 5–7 din me relief nahi milta to ek baar doctor ko dikha ke X-ray cervical spine / MRI aur nerve evaluation karwana better rahega.
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Dr. Manoj Kumar
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10 yrs exp
Dehradun
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Dr. Vetsa Sri Krishna Chaitanya
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7 yrs exp
Rajahmundry
Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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6 yrs exp
Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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