Dr. Akansha Nagar

Hi lybrate-user, we can work to get on the roots of your fear and see whether it state or trait. You will need to consult psychologist for psychotherapy. All the best.

Hi I can understand your problem. # relax & stay positive. # take hot and cold fomentation. # learn posture care exercise. # use lumber support. # take break every 20 minutes. # do strengthening exercise of back and core muscles not all back pains are same. do share investigation reports if you have any.

It could be of both do take ift and laser therapy for pain relief for 12 days followed by strengthening exercise from neuro physiotherapist apply hot water fomentation thrice a day for 7 days regularly do revert for further assistance best wishes.

Your wife is suffering from calcaneum spur. Start with calcarea flour6x 4tabs thrice daily. Ledum pal30, 5pills thrice daily. Revert back with feedback.

Dear , get an ecg done. If it is normal I think it could be' frozen shoulder" which is quite common in diabetes. You can take pain killers apply diclofenac ointment and do physiotherapy. It might take some time but in most patients the condition goes away within 2 yrs

Please attach your thyroid profile report and please consult privately for personalised assessment for your back pain.

Bhujang Asana – Lie flat on your stomach, keeping the palms out, bend the neck backward, take a deep breath and while holding it for 6 seconds, raise the chest up. Release breath and relax your body. Repeat the exercise 15 times twice daily. Core Strengthening Exercises- Straight Leg Raised With Toes Turned Outward, repeat 10 times, twice a day. Back Stretching- lie flat, pull one of the knee forward to chest, hold for 3 seconds, then bring the other knee forward to the chest and again hold for 3 seconds. Then pull both knees towards the chest and hold for 3 seconds. Repeat 10 times each exercise twice a day. Do the cat/cow stretch. Get on all fours, with your arms straight and your hands directly under your shoulders; your knees hip-width apart.

Low Back Pain due to Diffuse disc bulge ki wajah se 10 years tak back pain hone k chances kum hai, Uske wajah se ya Uske elaawah kuch wajah hote Hain Jaise Myofascial trigger points, Biomechanical Misalignment of spine at neck ,pelvis etc can give pain. Calf muscle Tightness ki wajah se bhi low back pain hota hai, Weak Low back muscles ki wajah se bhi. Proper examination ki zarurat hai. Vitamin D3 level agar 9 Ng/ml hai toh ye bahot hi kum hai, minimum above anywhere between 40 Ng/ml to 80 Ng/ml rehna chahye for optimal body functions. Vitamin D3 ko improve karne k liye Vitamin K2 (menaquinone) aur Magnesium Citrate ki istimaal bahot zaruri hai, tabhi Vit D3 Ka Proper absorption hota hai. Vitamin D3 k elaawah Magnesium aur Vit k equally important hai for bone and nerve Health. Magnesium is MORE important than Calcium. Aap meherbaani karke Kisi achhe Orthopedic Physiotherapist se raabta qaayam Karein. Feel free to contact me for further evaluation and advice. Thanks.

5 Ways To Reduce Joint Pain And Inflammation

Rule out Allergies

Food allergies can have on those little aches and pains that we often pass off as nothing. I believe the first step in dealing with acute and chronic pain is to rule out allergens as you may likely nip the issue in the bud by doing a very simple allergen test.

Like with any health plan that you may be pursuing, it’s always best to consult your doctor. Many of the foods included in this post may contradict with some medications. So, when you go in for a allergen test, be sure to have a discussion with your health practitioner.

Reduce Inflammatory Foods

Now, if going the route of an allergen test is not something you want to do, you may still want to experiment with foods that are known to be inflammatory. Here are the main culprits: Sugar, Dairy, Gluten, Grains, Trans Fats, Artificial Sweeteners, Starches (in excess) and Alcohol.


Increase Anti-Inflammatory Foods

Foods (like nuts) and fish (like salmon) are loaded with Omega-3s, that will help fight inflammation. Other great sources of anti-inflammatory foods include blueberries, kelp, horseradish, mustard, garlic, onions, watercress, parsley, celery, pickles, lemon and rose-hip tea. And, don’t forget to add more vibrant vegetables into your diet as they are loaded with micronutrients (vitamins and minerals) and antioxidant properties that are essential for building and repairing tissues.

Herbs such as turmeric and ginger are known to be natural pain remedies, so when you’re cooking, be sure to add one or both of these ingredients to your meals. I especially love these two ingredients in smoothies.

Get Moving

It’s a known fact that a lot of joint pain can be a result of stagnation in the muscles and joints. Now, starting to run a 10km is not what I would suggest. In fact, I’m suggesting light weight training, low impact walking, pilates or yoga. These all really help to get your joints in motion and reduce stiffness and pain. Light weight training can also strength the muscles surrounding your affected joint, providing them more support.

Supplements

Normally, I would list off a selection of supplements to help you reduce symptoms of pain and begin the healing process. At the same time, if you are taking medications, there can be certain contradictions that may impede on the effectiveness of the medications. So, again, I encourage you to consult with your medical practitioner.

I would certainly recommend that you start with a high-quality multi-vitamin or mineral supplement especially if your dietary choices haven’t been the best. Now, this doesn’t imply that you should take supplements and then continue to make poor food choices. I don’t personally take a multi-vitamin anymore as I always create a plate that is 75% vibrant, fresh vegetables that provide what I need.

As with any protocol for improving health, you also need to look at your diet and lifestyle to make significant, long term changes. Consider the steps above as great starting points.

Take proper rest.take hot fermentation. Avoid forward bending and lifting weights Avoid prolonged sitting and standing. Do back strengthening exercises.