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Male | 26

Chronic Stress-Related Neck, Back, and Chest Pain Relief

I am experincing upper neck ,back and chest pain since 3 years. I experience it everytime I get stressed.

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Dr. Pramod Bhor

Joint Replacement Surgeon

Answered on 16th Oct '24

Stress can make your neck, back, and chest muscles feel tight and painful. When stressed, your muscles tense up, causing discomfort. Remember to take breaks, breathe deeply, sit up straight, and try gentle stretches or a massage to relax tense muscles.

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Questions & Answers on "Orthopedic" (1296)

I've noticed that my wrist feels loose or unstable when I apply pressure or pull something or during arm wrestling, but it only happens when I deliberately move it in a certain way. I have noticed it more than 6 months ago.Can you tell me what might be causing this and what I should do about it?"

Male | 15

You have a condition called ligament laxity in your wrist. This means your ligaments are loose and don't support your wrist properly, making it feel unstable in certain positions. This can be due to a past injury or natural hypermobility. To help stabilize your wrist, wearing a wrist brace during activities that trigger symptoms can provide support and reduce instability. Doing special wrist-strengthening exercises can also improve strength and stability over time. Avoid activities that worsen your symptoms, and consult a physical therapist for a personalized treatment plan.

Answered on 6th Sept '24

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माझे वय 65 वर्ष आहे मला मागील 2 वर्षांपासून गुडघेदुखी चा त्रास आहे मला चालायला पण त्रास होतो आणि चालत नसताना पण म्हणजे आराम करत असलो तरी खूप गुडघे दुखतात

पुरुष | 65

नी रेपलेसमेत छान राहील .. ऑपरेशन नंतर सर्वे नॉर्मल होते

Answered on 4th July '24

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I'm describing for my mom.Her age is 43.she is suffering from nerve pulling after her second surgery.she can't move his both foot.she can't stand up.Now what should we do?

Female | 43

The tugging of nerves and inability to move their feet or stand up can be caused by nerve damage or compression; this sometimes occurs following surgery. It is important to get in touch with the surgeon who carried out the procedure so that they may assess what is happening. Additionally, physical therapy could help with regaining strength and movement. 

Answered on 29th May '24

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I'm having difficulty walking because of an incident from my childhood, when I was 10. I don't remember much but when I was 10, I was climbing on a window while playing. Suddenly, pain shot up my spine. Maybe I was hanging there for 15 minutes, and a nerve got compressed. Something I figured out now after growing up. When I climbed down from the window, I couldn't walk properly; I was limping. We went to a doctor, he took an X-ray but couldn't find the problem. I couldn't get proper treatment. I remember I used to go to school with difficulty until 10th grade. Then, after my board exams, we went to a doctor again because the weakness had increased. Again, the doctor couldn't understand the problem. He referred me to Chandigarh. But before that, he gave me injections every week, I think they were for weak bones and nerves. I remember he said my nerves and bones were very weak. It was a temporary treatment. He said the effect of these injections would last for 7-8 years. After the injections, I could walk again like normal people. I just couldn't jump, but everything else went back to how it was before. But the effect only lasted for 3-4 years. I was 16 when I had the injections, and around 19-20 the problem started again. Actually, my mom got ill, she had surgery, and I used to help her with chores, and it started affecting my back. I remember whenever I used to do any work, my back would hurt so much. And again, slowly, I couldn't walk. Year by year, my body became weaker, and now I am completely bedridden; I can't even stand on my own. Because I'm confined to my room, I became depressed, and I started having anxiety issues. Sometimes I fear I might become paralyzed. So, I think the problem started with nerve compression in my back. I just want to know, will I be fine? What exactly is my problem? What should I do?

Female | 28

Answered on 20th Mar '25

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How soon can you drive after arthroscopic knee surgery

If there are no complications post arthroscopic knee surgery then you can drive after 3 months.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I've been taking Ozempic for about 6 months. In the past 2 months it feels like in my right arm and hand like its asleep all the time

Female | 55

TINGLING or numbness in the arm might be due to Ozempic.. It's a rare side effect.. Discuss it with your doctor.... They may suggest you stop taking Ozempic or switch to another MEDICATION....

Answered on 26th Feb '25

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Minor fracture in spinal cord everything is fine leg is alos working can I will be okhy

Female | 19

It's good that your leg is still functioning well—that’s a good sign! You might feel symptoms like pain, numbness, or tingling. The most common causes are accidents or falls. The usual treatment involves rest, possibly wearing a brace and physical therapy. With proper care and rest, you'll likely recover well. Make sure to follow your doctor’s advice.

Answered on 7th Oct '24

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मेरी बेटी ९ साल की हे उसको उठने बैठने और चलने में प्रॉब्लम आती हे क्योंकि उसके घुटने एक दूसरे से टच हो रहे हे। इंदौर में डॉक्टर को चेक कराया था उन्होंने प्लेट लगाने का बोला हे दोनों साइड। आप से कन्फर्म करना हे की ऑपरेशन करना पड़ेगा या फिर बेल्ट से भी सही हो जायेगा। यदि आप बोलेंगे तो में आप को scanogram x रे सेंड कर सकता हूं, ब्लड रिपोर्ट भी सेंड कर सकता हूं। आप ऑनलाइन चेक कर सकते हे क्या। में आपकी फीस दे दूंगा।

Female | 9

स्कॅनोग्रम send किजिये.. 7389676363

Answered on 4th July '24

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Hi i have a spinal stenosis

Female | 48

For spinal stenosis, you should consider consulting with an orthopedic surgeon, a neurologist, or a spine specialist. You may be facing symptoms like back pain, numbness, and weakness and you must seek prompt treatment.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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I have grinding in my right shoulder (dominant arm) along with accompanying pain at some times. Last year I was playing basketball and after a few weeks of playing some games I developed a pain in said shoulder. I let the pain fade on its own and discovered the grinding (like a bone on bone contact) in my shoulder. I would like to know if it could be serious and if at this point I could do anything about it. I am an athlete and have had tendinitis in my Achilles tendon (ankle) if that helps anything.

Male | 18

Shoulder pain can come­ from shoulder impingement. This me­ans shoulder tendons get pinche­d, resulting in grinding discomfort. Athletes face higher risk due­ to repeated arm motions. Tre­atment options include physical therapy e­xercises to strengthe­n shoulder muscles. Avoid activities worse­ning symptoms. Use ice packs to cut inflammation.

Answered on 28th Aug '24

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