Talk to Physiotherapist on Pain
Asking for Self, Male, 27 years old, Lahore
I've got severe pain under my right shoulder blade that travels below my right rib cage MRI scan of Cervical and Thoracic spine doesn't show anything wrong I've got treatment for muscular problem but it doesn't just go away, it has been there since the last 1.5 years
Saad Kamal Akhtar - Physiotherapist
BS (PT), MS (OMPT) | Khanewal
I advice you to go for an abdominal ultrasound and evaluate your gall
gall-bladder.
It will b gud if u visit me at my hosp (aadil main bolevard defence)
If u have all the systemic causes clear like liver,pancrease and
gallbladder then the pain might be due to intercoastal tightness. It can be
evaluate by deep breathing. If u have pain or difficulty in deep breathing
then it can be intercotal tightness. What physiotherapy have u taken
already?? Thanks
Dr. Kamran Ayoob - Physiotherapist
MBBS | Lahore
Dear
You must visit to nearby Neuro physician for this problem.
It's looking to be due to nerve entrapment..
thanks
Any history of accident, trauma or any injury at that area?
Is your sleeping posture normal?
Which activities increases your pain or which activity decreases?
I also want to know your movement pattern. Which movements are limited?
If it is easy for you to visit, you can.
Or if you want home based facility that is also available....
Patient
Post Owner
No such history of any trauma that could cause pain in the defined area
The pain increases when I lie flat on my back and while sitting
If I stand up and keep working, I don't feel any pain
7 years ago
Last questions
1) Do you ever feel that your shoulder blades move freely or not supported well?
2) Are you obese or lean? Mention your height and weight so that I am able to know some about your Physique.
7 years ago
Patient
Post Owner
No, I never feel that my shoulder blades aren't connected, my movement is fine but I feel heaviness on the right side compared to the left back side
My weight is 74 Kg, I'm lean and my height is 5'6"
7 years ago
OK Dear.
According to my assessment, it seems that you are having hypomobility that have restricted some of your movements and are causing you pain.
You can have physiotherapy treatment which includes soft tissue and joint mobilization, some of the relaxation techniques also.
This can only be done by a professional.
You can visit or can have home based service also.
Thank you.
7 years ago
Better if u can visit me at my clinic
Prime care hosp dha
5Pm to 8pm dr hira idrees
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