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Muscle Pain in Amdominal Right Side Area
I have right side abdominal muscle pain below chest and Rib area last 10 months. I have continue sneezing problem in 10 months before that is the starting stage for the pain till date muscle pain continue. What is the reason.
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First of all take require action to reduce your sneezing .
continuous sneezing may cause muscles pain in chest and abdominal region.
Do you have dust allergy or any other respiratory issues check for it to reduce sneezing.
avoid air polluted places if are you working in such places.
You may also get sneezing Due to the climatic conditions so take appropriate measures if it so.
Take enough rest
Do breathing exercises
Do pranayama
Consult ENT specialist to reduce sneezing
Take muscle relaxant medication after consulting physician
Do appropriate exercise with the help of physiotherapist
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Proper rest should take care of the problem
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chiropractic and osteopathy treatment will help.
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Visit general physician for medicines, its just muscle lock issue, nothing to worry.
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It's a intercostal muscle lock, wear a chest rib belt for 15days & take muscle relaxation tablets .
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Dr. Ingelala Uma (PT)
Physiotherapist
14 yrs exp
Nellore
Take muscle relaxants medication,it's a muscle lock issue.
Give proper rest it will subside.
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