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Severe Inflammation And Pain In Neck And Then Right Shoulder Blade, Moving To Forearm. Relief ?
I had severe inflammation and pain in the next about 2 months back. At the airport I saw a demo of chair massager, which I utilized. The neck pain went, after that I was getting pain only on the left of the right shoulder blade. Slowly I started getting pain in the right arm, starting from the forearm, then going upto the shoulder, later I started getting tingling in the whole arm and severe pain while lying down.
Ofcourse, I guess, It is spondylitis, and I am performing neck exercises. But what gives me relief is lying with the pillow under my back with beck stretched back and hanging. I can only sleep this way for the last couple of days.
I shall be grateful for advice.
Regards
AAAA
Ofcourse, I guess, It is spondylitis, and I am performing neck exercises. But what gives me relief is lying with the pillow under my back with beck stretched back and hanging. I can only sleep this way for the last couple of days.
I shall be grateful for advice.
Regards
AAAA
Sat, 29 Jun 2013
Hi thanks for using HCM.
The findings suggest the compression of your nerves. So get one Cervical CT scan to diagnose the site and type of compression and one nerve conduction test after CT. Based on that if minor can do physiotherapy with neuroprotective drugs and proper diet.Weight reduction with physiotherapy have good outcome. Orelse surgery can be done for complete recovery. Hope I answered all your question. Wish you good health.
Take care. regards
Dr.Lohit
The findings suggest the compression of your nerves. So get one Cervical CT scan to diagnose the site and type of compression and one nerve conduction test after CT. Based on that if minor can do physiotherapy with neuroprotective drugs and proper diet.Weight reduction with physiotherapy have good outcome. Orelse surgery can be done for complete recovery. Hope I answered all your question. Wish you good health.
Take care. regards
Dr.Lohit
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