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Are Painful Spasms In The Hand, Shoulder And Abdomen Suggestive Of Orthopedic Issues?
Recently started to have severe pain/spasm in my right hand, my forefinger separate from the rest and curl, these same type of spasm occur in my shoulder, cage, abdomen, if I move suddenly or turning over in my sleep very severely painful. I wanted to know if this could be a nerve or orthopedic issue
Wed, 31 May 2017
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Stiffness in the hands, shoulders, and abdomen can be caused by neck and spine bone disorders. The muscle spasms of the neck and back can radiate to the head, face, chin, shoulders, arms, to the abdomen.
Spasms provide recurrent or persistent tense symptoms in muscle tissue. In addition to pain, other symptoms of muscle spasm are tingling or numbness.
Some tips for you:
1. do stretching in affected area.
2. You can compress the affected area with hot or cold compress.
3. You can consume NSAIDs and also muscle relaxant drugs (but you have to talk it firstly with your local doctor)
4. Maintain good posture
5. Avoiding stress
6. Regular exercise
Hope this helps,
Take care
dr. Nurul Falah
I understand your concern.
I need another detailed information, such as:
1. How old are you?
2. Do you have any medical issue before?
3. How was your daily activity?
Stiffness in the hands, shoulders, and abdomen can be caused by neck and spine bone disorders. The muscle spasms of the neck and back can radiate to the head, face, chin, shoulders, arms, to the abdomen.
Spasms provide recurrent or persistent tense symptoms in muscle tissue. In addition to pain, other symptoms of muscle spasm are tingling or numbness.
Some tips for you:
1. do stretching in affected area.
2. You can compress the affected area with hot or cold compress.
3. You can consume NSAIDs and also muscle relaxant drugs (but you have to talk it firstly with your local doctor)
4. Maintain good posture
5. Avoiding stress
6. Regular exercise
Hope this helps,
Take care
dr. Nurul Falah
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