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Are Zerograin Plus And Hifenac D Safe Medication For Body Pain?
Hello Doctor I m a Sub-Inspector in CISF working at IGI Airport new delhi, nature of our duty is security check 8 hrs standing duty. Though pains are not severe Recently I was admitted in hospital duty to sleeplessness,ankle, lower back, and neck pains Doctor gave me several injections such as monocef, pan 40 mg. With tablets like zerograin plus, hifenac D, clonafit 0.50 mg, indocap Sr, febutaz 80. Plz suggest me I m I going under safe treatment? Kindly suggest me what is the system of medicine intake time duration etc.. also suggest how to avoid side effects.
Tue, 17 May 2016
hi,
thank you for providing the brief history of you.
A thorough clinical Neurological assessment is advised along with MRI of the Cervical spine and Lumbar spine.
As you have pain which is in the neck, back, legs, ankle etc you need a thorough clinical examination. Also 8 hours of continuous standing may lead to some wear and tear of the spine.
As you are already under medication you need to wait for the pain to come down as most muscular pain and aches comes down with symptomatic medications.
Also, undergoing physiotherapy should help you feel better with therapeutic ultrasound therapy and TENS therapy. Exercises are a must for the muscle to regain the strength and also avoid future injuries to the spine and knee.
In my clinical practice most cases with such issues respond well to physical therapy.
Regards
Jay Indravadan Patel
thank you for providing the brief history of you.
A thorough clinical Neurological assessment is advised along with MRI of the Cervical spine and Lumbar spine.
As you have pain which is in the neck, back, legs, ankle etc you need a thorough clinical examination. Also 8 hours of continuous standing may lead to some wear and tear of the spine.
As you are already under medication you need to wait for the pain to come down as most muscular pain and aches comes down with symptomatic medications.
Also, undergoing physiotherapy should help you feel better with therapeutic ultrasound therapy and TENS therapy. Exercises are a must for the muscle to regain the strength and also avoid future injuries to the spine and knee.
In my clinical practice most cases with such issues respond well to physical therapy.
Regards
Jay Indravadan Patel
I find this answer helpful
hi,
thank you for providing the brief history of you.
A thorough clinical Neurological assessment is advised along with MRI of the Cervical spine and Lumbar spine.
As you have pain which is in the neck, back, legs, ankle etc you need a thorough clinical examination. Also 8 hours of continuous standing may lead to some wear and tear of the spine.
As you are already under medication you need to wait for the pain to come down as most muscular pain and aches comes down with symptomatic medications.
Also, undergoing physiotherapy should help you feel better with therapeutic ultrasound therapy and TENS therapy. Exercises are a must for the muscle to regain the strength and also avoid future injuries to the spine and knee.
In my clinical practice most cases with such issues respond well to physical therapy.
Regards
Jay Indravadan Patel
thank you for providing the brief history of you.
A thorough clinical Neurological assessment is advised along with MRI of the Cervical spine and Lumbar spine.
As you have pain which is in the neck, back, legs, ankle etc you need a thorough clinical examination. Also 8 hours of continuous standing may lead to some wear and tear of the spine.
As you are already under medication you need to wait for the pain to come down as most muscular pain and aches comes down with symptomatic medications.
Also, undergoing physiotherapy should help you feel better with therapeutic ultrasound therapy and TENS therapy. Exercises are a must for the muscle to regain the strength and also avoid future injuries to the spine and knee.
In my clinical practice most cases with such issues respond well to physical therapy.
Regards
Jay Indravadan Patel
I find this answer helpful
hi,
thank you for providing the brief history of you.
A thorough clinical Neurological assessment is advised along with MRI of the Cervical spine and Lumbar spine.
As you have pain which is in the neck, back, legs, ankle etc you need a thorough clinical examination. Also 8 hours of continuous standing may lead to some wear and tear of the spine.
As you are already under medication you need to wait for the pain to come down as most muscular pain and aches comes down with symptomatic medications.
Also, undergoing physiotherapy should help you feel better with therapeutic ultrasound therapy and TENS therapy. Exercises are a must for the muscle to regain the strength and also avoid future injuries to the spine and knee.
In my clinical practice most cases with such issues respond well to physical therapy.
Regards
Jay Indravadan Patel
thank you for providing the brief history of you.
A thorough clinical Neurological assessment is advised along with MRI of the Cervical spine and Lumbar spine.
As you have pain which is in the neck, back, legs, ankle etc you need a thorough clinical examination. Also 8 hours of continuous standing may lead to some wear and tear of the spine.
As you are already under medication you need to wait for the pain to come down as most muscular pain and aches comes down with symptomatic medications.
Also, undergoing physiotherapy should help you feel better with therapeutic ultrasound therapy and TENS therapy. Exercises are a must for the muscle to regain the strength and also avoid future injuries to the spine and knee.
In my clinical practice most cases with such issues respond well to physical therapy.
Regards
Jay Indravadan Patel
I find this answer helpful
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