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Suggest Treatment For Pain In Back,shoulder And Chest

Hi I an a 51 year old female and I have had back, shoulder & chest pain for a few months now. I have has chest X-rays, spinal X-rays, ultrasound scan and bloods taken. I also had to do a treadmill workout, all test have come back clear, (GP was checking for gallbladder problems). As everything came back clear, the doctor has put it down to stress/anxiety and panic attacks. I am on 50mg sertraline & 20mg omeprazol. I occasionally have paratheisa all over my body. Would a neck, shoulder & back massage help me? Thank you, Moira
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Since you are in the early menopause, please get your vit D levels checked. This could all be some simple osteoporosis. Yea rehabilitation through physiotherapy and massage always helps,but it's only helpful to curb the immediate pain related issues. so for long term betterment a healthy diet and exercise are a must.
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Suggest Treatment For Pain In Back,shoulder And Chest

Since you are in the early menopause, please get your vit D levels checked. This could all be some simple osteoporosis. Yea rehabilitation through physiotherapy and massage always helps,but it s only helpful to curb the immediate pain related issues. so for long term betterment a healthy diet and exercise are a must.