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What Is The Treatment For 55 Years Old With Pain In The Shoulders?

Dear Dr,

My uncle,55yrs old,suffers from pain in right shoulder joint for two weeks.

It is more severe when he compresses on his right shoulder joint during sleeping.

He has used anagelsic & Vit B complex ,but it does not improve.How should he further do,please advice?



Best respects,

Meena
Wed, 16 Apr 2014
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Hello
Shoulder joint pain has varied causes like Rotator cuff injury, bursitis, frozen shoulder, Arthritis of acromioclavicular joint.
*By physical examination , X-ray of shoulder joint and various tests these can be ruled out..
* Treatment with Analgesics along with Rest to Joint, preventing from sleeping on the same side, ice packs (not direct ice), putting a pillow underneath it to elevate it ...
All these helps to some extent..
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What Is The Treatment For 55 Years Old With Pain In The Shoulders?

Hello Shoulder joint pain has varied causes like Rotator cuff injury, bursitis, frozen shoulder, Arthritis of acromioclavicular joint. *By physical examination , X-ray of shoulder joint and various tests these can be ruled out.. * Treatment with Analgesics along with Rest to Joint, preventing from sleeping on the same side, ice packs (not direct ice), putting a pillow underneath it to elevate it ... All these helps to some extent..