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Have Chronic Right Arm Pain Radiating From Shoulder. Frequent Pain In Right Buttock And Lower Back Pain. Suggest The Treatment?
Brief Answer:
X XXXXXXX , erythrocyte sedimentation rate, physical examination.
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thanks for the query,
The right arm pain as you describe could be originating from a neurologic or nervous problem. It might be important to know if you have any feeling like electric discharge in areas of the right arm. Pain might be intense at night since sleeping position could cause compression/pressure on the nerve supplying nerve supply to the region of the arm. It is important to note that nerves supplying the upper limbs originate in the spine and branch out from the main trunks at the level of the shoulder.
An erythrocyte sedimentation rate, an X XXXXXXX for the shoulder, and testing for blood levels of vitamins, Magnesium and Calcium could be quite useful. The degree of inflammation and ionic imbalance that could cause similar symptoms could be useful. Non steroidal anti inflammatory drugs. analgesics, steroids, Vitamin supplementation , ionic supplementation and physiotherapy are the main treatment options in my opinion.
Diagnosis and treatment are however dependent on an accurate physical examination by your doctor, an X XXXXXXX and blood tests. Feel free asking any follow up questions in case you got specific concerns. Consult your primary care doctor or a rheumatologist.
Bain LE, MD
X XXXXXXX , erythrocyte sedimentation rate, physical examination.
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thanks for the query,
The right arm pain as you describe could be originating from a neurologic or nervous problem. It might be important to know if you have any feeling like electric discharge in areas of the right arm. Pain might be intense at night since sleeping position could cause compression/pressure on the nerve supplying nerve supply to the region of the arm. It is important to note that nerves supplying the upper limbs originate in the spine and branch out from the main trunks at the level of the shoulder.
An erythrocyte sedimentation rate, an X XXXXXXX for the shoulder, and testing for blood levels of vitamins, Magnesium and Calcium could be quite useful. The degree of inflammation and ionic imbalance that could cause similar symptoms could be useful. Non steroidal anti inflammatory drugs. analgesics, steroids, Vitamin supplementation , ionic supplementation and physiotherapy are the main treatment options in my opinion.
Diagnosis and treatment are however dependent on an accurate physical examination by your doctor, an X XXXXXXX and blood tests. Feel free asking any follow up questions in case you got specific concerns. Consult your primary care doctor or a rheumatologist.
Bain LE, MD
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