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Left Shoulder pain
Hi Dear Doctor's i have left shoulder pain and sometimes rightside also but mostly 90% of the time on leftside.. No chest pain, or breathlessness or any other issues.. Bp, sugar is normal.. recently got ecg,tmt & 2d echo tests done all are normal.. I have gerd problem taking ppi's for that.. Is it acidity or muscular related pain?
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Common symptom of GERD is frequent heartburn. Generally shoulder pain and gerd are not associated to each other. However may cause referred pain to the back in the region between the shoulder blades. Shoulder pain prevalent cause be due to rotator cuff tendonitis or it's be a case of frozen shoulder.
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Cupping therapy with energy photons have fruitful results in such cases.
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As a home remedy, 1. methi seeds 6 gm decoction before breakfast, 2. go for cold compression (with ice) twice a day.
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You seem to be having frozen shoulder. This is not related to your acidity problem. Possibly you need some shoulder mobilisation exercises and get your vitamin D level checked.
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You may consult a Physician/ Orthopaedician online for medical management.
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Please get a X Ray C Spine AP and Lateral done with Nerve conduction study to rule out neuropathy
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use a thin pillow
hot fermentation on your upper back and neck
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