Osteomyelitis Questions

Kindly take physiotherapy sessions and as prdcautions avoid computer work, too much use of mobile which aggrevates cervical pain. Proper posture while sitting prevents low back pain and cervical pain.

Possibly vitamin B complex deficiency -take B complex
Investigation for anemia
For cervical spondylitis do xrays of cervical spine

Hello. lybrate-user.
If the pain is rradiating from neck to arm for last 6 months despite taking medications. I would advise you to undergo cervical spine MRI. Although proper and through clinical examination would help me better diagnose the issue, based on your symptoms MRI is recommended. If there is compression of nerve roots or cord exercise would not help, in fact it may worsen the problem.

Hi
this is because of your poor posture and prolong sitting on computer. Avoid prolong sitting
for neck pain and radiating pain you need to take physiotherapy.

1. This could be due to bad posture.
2. Start with Physiotherapy treatment.
3. Learn Cervical exercises.
4. Don't use Pillow.
5. Do hot fermentation twice a day.
6. Apply volini cream before sleeping.
7. Take calcium, vitamin D 3 and Methylcobalmine supplement for one month minimum.

Do practice bayabiya mudra and kouhuki from qualified teacher. Morning and evening walk daily. Check your lipid profile and KFT then contact.

Causes of vertigo are many. They may be central or peripheral in origin. Cervical issue and uncontrolled hypertension may also cause vertigo. Cervical issue may also cause pain in hands. For temporary relief take Tablet vertin 8 mg tid, n consult physician n ent surgeon.

It can sometimes be due to micronutrient deficiency. .vitamin B12 is frequently reported low levels.
Consult a physician for the same.

Tension headache can be triggered by cold, alchol,smoking, bad posture, mental stress, sinusitis.So avoid these. For muscle spasm you may contact a physiotherapist and an ortho. Specialist
They can assess your case and treat accordingly.

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