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Pain In Pectoral Muscle

Hello I ve been having this throbbing pain in my right pectoral it comes an goes every couple minutes, idk what to think it it s a tendon or muscle , or gyno (bitch tit)
Tue, 25 Mar 2014
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Hello dear,

The symptoms as mentioned in your post can be attributed to musculo-skeletal injury or spasm.

Symptomatic relief can be obtained by application of ice, analgesic & muscle relaxant gel, intake of analgesics like Diclofenac (to be taken after food) + Pantoprazole (to be taken 30 minutes before meals).
Supplements of Calcium & Vitamin D can be included in his diet which will help in strengthening of bones.
Physiotherapy exercise will also be helpful.

If symptoms still persist, it will be better to consult an Orthopedician for proper clinical examination.
Till then, maintain adequate hydration & nutrition status, take proper rest and avoid stress.

Wishing a Good Health.
Take care.
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Pain In Pectoral Muscle

Hello dear, The symptoms as mentioned in your post can be attributed to musculo-skeletal injury or spasm. Symptomatic relief can be obtained by application of ice, analgesic & muscle relaxant gel, intake of analgesics like Diclofenac (to be taken after food) + Pantoprazole (to be taken 30 minutes before meals). Supplements of Calcium & Vitamin D can be included in his diet which will help in strengthening of bones. Physiotherapy exercise will also be helpful. If symptoms still persist, it will be better to consult an Orthopedician for proper clinical examination. Till then, maintain adequate hydration & nutrition status, take proper rest and avoid stress. Wishing a Good Health. Take care.