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Persistent neck pain
From last 2.5 years I have been facing neck pain constantly sometimes it goes away but disturbs me most of the times. Also after taking muscle relaxants it becomes better or disappear. My doctor suggested to exercise but sometimes when it becomes better my exercise is left. So after roaming everywhere I consulted a local massager he told me that my muscles are leaving my bones and it would lead to major problem like heart related. Should I continue with that massager belief or consult a doctor. I am confused and anxious after he told me such things I haven't experienced any such problem before which he is fearing me off. Please help me making a good decision with proper reasons why shouldn't I believe him.
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If your profession - computer based, always continue exercises - 5 mins in the morning and night.
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Dr. Vilas P Chavan
Orthopedic surgeon
9 yrs exp
Pune
It could be because of muscle spasm
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Do Xray Scan
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Any kind of Muscle Relaxant
Physiotherapy.Do daily exercise
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