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Pain In The Arm And Shoulders, Burning In The Neck. Crying Spells And Anxiety. Need Help
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I am 24 and I were always intentionally popping my neck , back and shoulders till 5 weeks ago when I started to have moderate upper arm pain and frequent painful popping with most movement I do
also I have burning sensation in the mid of my neck and between both scapulae ( upper thoracic)
This happens immediately after I harshly popped my neck and back laterally , anteriorly and posteriorly several times .. then immediately I suffered of fires in these joint till now
the pain or burning is low or absent at morning but it getting worse with time mostly at early night
this occurs everyday from 5 weeks till now and I started to be very anxious and cry almost everyday when I come back to home from my college and almost every night...
Sorry if there is something unclear in my comment as I speak English as a second language
Thanks and Blesses
I am 24 and I were always intentionally popping my neck , back and shoulders till 5 weeks ago when I started to have moderate upper arm pain and frequent painful popping with most movement I do
also I have burning sensation in the mid of my neck and between both scapulae ( upper thoracic)
This happens immediately after I harshly popped my neck and back laterally , anteriorly and posteriorly several times .. then immediately I suffered of fires in these joint till now
the pain or burning is low or absent at morning but it getting worse with time mostly at early night
this occurs everyday from 5 weeks till now and I started to be very anxious and cry almost everyday when I come back to home from my college and almost every night...
Sorry if there is something unclear in my comment as I speak English as a second language
Thanks and Blesses
Mon, 17 Jun 2013
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The pain in the arms and neck could be related to a musculoskeletal disorder like sprain or muscle stiffness which is aggravated by depression. Mild pain killers and muscle relaxants will help in symptomatic relief.
I hope this information has been both informative and helpful for you. You can consult me again directly through my profile URL http://bit.ly/Dr-Praveen-Tayal
Regards,
Dr. Praveen Tayal
drtayal72@gmail.com
Thanks for writing to us.
The pain in the arms and neck could be related to a musculoskeletal disorder like sprain or muscle stiffness which is aggravated by depression. Mild pain killers and muscle relaxants will help in symptomatic relief.
I hope this information has been both informative and helpful for you. You can consult me again directly through my profile URL http://bit.ly/Dr-Praveen-Tayal
Regards,
Dr. Praveen Tayal
drtayal72@gmail.com
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The popping of shoulders and neck would have caused muscle spasm or the muscle may be weak of the repetitive motion you are doing.The burning sensation might be due to the compression the nerve in the neck area or it might be due the tightness of the particular muscles.
1.You can apply hot pack or warm bath would be helpful before going to bed.
2.Relax your muscles by mild massage.
3. Do stretching exercise.
4.Take pain killers like if u you have severe pain.
And you if pain doesn't subside consult a physiotherapist.
Hope you get well soon.
The popping of shoulders and neck would have caused muscle spasm or the muscle may be weak of the repetitive motion you are doing.The burning sensation might be due to the compression the nerve in the neck area or it might be due the tightness of the particular muscles.
1.You can apply hot pack or warm bath would be helpful before going to bed.
2.Relax your muscles by mild massage.
3. Do stretching exercise.
4.Take pain killers like if u you have severe pain.
And you if pain doesn't subside consult a physiotherapist.
Hope you get well soon.
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