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Pain In Clavical And Shoulders With Restricted Movement. MRI Shows Partial Tears. Thoughts?
how do you find out what is causing pain in the clavical and shoulder. I have had numerous mri of the shoulder which have shown some partial tears but nothing that they say should be causing all the pain and restricted movement. I have really bad pain across the clavical, my chiropractor says it is where the nerves and muscles cross over and connect with each other, but the Ortho doctors I have seen just keep blowing it off
Thu, 19 Sep 2013
Clavicle and shoulder pain --> please tell us about its onset ? trauma, the range of movements, pain is it more at night / increase in the morning or on carrying weights.Partial tears of which muscle ?
Your work ? any workouts in the gym.
It definitely needs attention as the injuries can turn into chronic pain and lead to 'frozen shoulder "
In the acute phase the tears would need some tapping and rest, for 6 weeks followed by repeat MRI for evidence of repair.
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Your work ? any workouts in the gym.
It definitely needs attention as the injuries can turn into chronic pain and lead to 'frozen shoulder "
In the acute phase the tears would need some tapping and rest, for 6 weeks followed by repeat MRI for evidence of repair.
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Hi, it appears that you have cervical spondylosis or cervical coller, muscular pain, or may be anxiety neurosis.So i advise you to consult a physician for diagnosis and treatment.
I to my patient with such symptoms prescribe neurotropic injections for 10 consecutive days, and one injection every week. and pain killers if there is pain. Thank you.
I to my patient with such symptoms prescribe neurotropic injections for 10 consecutive days, and one injection every week. and pain killers if there is pain. Thank you.
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