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Neck pain due to sleeping
Before two week i get neck pain due to irregular postion in sleep now it get continue paining.
what should I do?
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Physiotherapy treatment and stretching exercises of neck
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Continuos pain could be due to Spondylosis /Disc pathology
Next Steps
Consult Manual physiotherapist
Health Tips
Avoid forward bending
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⢠Postural Correction.
⢠Shoulder Shrugs .
⢠Core Strengthening Exercises.
⢠Take frequent Breaks at work
⢠Use cervical pillow.
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Try few home remedies like stretching of neck by moving neck forward(protraction) and inward (retraction) also try moist heat by hot water bag for 10 mins it will improve further strengthen your neck by strength exercises when pain goes away. Learn more about this consult us online.
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Hi,
Greetings S/W Engineer,
Based on your profession its common also you said you slept in wrong position. Ergonomics play major role in s/W Engineer life. Try the below things everyday.
1. Sit on the chair with shoulder and elbow on right angle.
2. Tuck the chin every 2 hours once. If not possible take Physiotherapy Treatment every Month.
3. Drink lot of Water rehydrate
4. Wash your eyes every day three times at least (Morning, Afternoon, evening) with normal water.
4. Use light weight billow
5. Stretching of neck Muscle at least once in a week
6. Start do neck Muscle Strengthening Exercises
Next Steps
consult near by Physiotherapist
Health Tips
1. Use hot water fomentation
2. if you want can use cervical Collar while driving
3. prevent wrong neck posture
4. use sunglasses while out side of office
5. use gadget very minimal.
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Hi.., based on ur sleeping position n ur profession, u might be suffering from weakness of cervical spine n hence is the pain
Next Steps
Meet a physiotherapist
Take IFT/ HOT Packs
Neck stretching exercises
Neck Core n strengthening exercises under supervision
Health Tips
avoid forward neck bending
Avoid thick pillows
maintain a good posture
follow proper ergonomics
tc..
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Dr. Saifullah Rayeen (PT)
Physiotherapist
14 yrs exp
Chennai
Meet physio
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Dr. Gopika Karihaloo Amin (PT)
Physiotherapist
14 yrs exp
Mumbai
Avoid using a pillow at night. Stretching the neck muscles will also provide relief. Visit a physiotherapist for further treatment.
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Dr. Krishna Verma (PT)
Physiotherapist
20 yrs exp
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Continuous pain could be cervical spondilisis
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