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Answered on 23rd May '24

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Sir, we are having pain in left shoulder since last 2 months. Just a few days ago, we had fallen from our parked bike, since then the same pain started in the right shoulder. Now there is pain in both the shoulders, the hands are not even fully raised and there is a problem in the side while sleeping. Took medicine too but nothing is getting relief.

Male | 30

We need to evaluate your shoulder. Depending on clinical examination findings, you will need X-ray / MRI 

And further treatment will be planned

Dr Rufus Vasanth Raj

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Hi doctor, i am 29 years old 55 kg . I met a accident 5 months ago and i fractured my l2- l4 transverse process. And comminuted fracture of l5 . And my arm bone fracture. I lose my head orientation for 2 months because of head injury and i stay on bedrest at that time. Then i feel no pain when my brain was oriented for 3 months. Then i had my arm x-ray and it was bone non union. Doctor advised me for bone graft surgery that i adapted. Just after surgery i feel lumbar pain and i am feeling this pain come and go from 3 weeks after my surgery. I want to know about this pain and how to get rid of this?

Male | 29

Lumbar pain after a bone graft surgery is a normal occurrence. This discomfort can be attributed to the fact that the tissues of the wounded area and before surgery the bone protrudes below the spine instead of being healed. It is important to sustain the gentle movement of the vertebrae to prevent being immobile as compared to before these strenuous activities. You can also use warm compresses and simple stretching to help reduce pain. You should see an orthopedist to diagnose the problem and give appropriate medication.

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