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Hello, I have a chest prick pin and shooting pain issues from 6 months, and have cervical spondylosis too my left side pains sometime and even my heel pains from last 4 months now, for chest pain Dr says I have gas problem which m taking ayurveda syrup and spondylosis I just finish ayurveda course, no Dr said what I have. Done my echo and ecg, Hemoglobin is low 10.6 and Dr says other reports r fine. If everything is normal then why I have cheat pain heel pain and dizziness, and tickling on body face. Please help me how I get through this I do excersize at home daily walk daily please help.
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If all reports are normal, go with physiotherapy,
In xrays report, it clearly shown u have spondylosis, due to this the pain of neck is radiating, mostly in hand and sometimes in chest also. It occurs commonly.
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consult with me Or any other physical therapist..
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take rest,
stop continuous forward bending to your head,
and last important things u just loose your body weight.....
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Ma'am its clearly shown that you aee suffering with cervical spondylosis and for this you need to take electrotherapy for 10 days and later with strengthening exercises it can reduced.
As for low haemoglobin consult with general physician for chest heel and dizziness, it due to low on blood count you are feeling dizziness adn weakness.
Take food rich in calcium and vitamins, amyron syrup is good to increase haemoglobin also take neurokind plus to reduce weakness and get strength in muscles.
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