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Back & Neck Pain  (Expert Forum)
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Shoulder Spasm..............
Answered by
Prem Pillay, MD - laser surgery, microsurgery, low back pain, neck pain, Acupuncture and pain, pain, artificial disc replacement, spine fusion, Endoscopic spine microsurgery, Robotic spine Microsurgery, microdiskectomy, MicroDisectomy, Minimally Invasive Spine, Nucleoplast
NeuroSpine and Pain Center Singapore Singapore - Singapore
Questions in the Back & Neck Pain forum are answered by Dr. Kwan Yin Chong and Dr. Prem Pillay. Topics covered include herniated disc, pinched nerves, sciatica, degenerative spine disease, spinal stenosis, spine trauma and fractures, and pine tumors.

Shoulder Spasm..............

by pankaj83, Mar 20, 2009 04:27PM
Dear sir,
i am suffering from shoulder spasm( Trapezius,tightness in shoulder and pain) for last 1.5 yrs. i went for physiotherapy (laser,IFT,Ultrasound,Taping everything),allopathic and homeopathic treatment. Initially it started with right shoulder but after taking Physiotherapy it transferred to left and for last 1.5 yrs it is on left shoulder.
I have also undergone X ray which shows nothing. The movements of hand are fine but bit of heavyness and weakness.Even one Ortho Dr told me not to apply gel or do massage on spasms while other Orthos told you can do it.
Who is right here?
Is there any supporter which I can wear while working on Laptop as my profile involves office work only.
What will happen if I don't take any treatment for Spasm or whatever problem  in your observation?
What can be the problem I am facing according to your experience?

by Prem Pillay, MD, Apr 05, 2009 06:23AM
To: pankaj83
I would recommend a proper spine evaluation and MRIs of the cervical spine to know whether this is related to pinched nerves from a slipped disc in your neck.

Dr Prem Pillay
Director of Spine Services
Neuro Spine and Pain Center
Singapore
www.spine-neuro.org
Member Comments (2)

by pankaj83, Apr 13, 2009 04:00PM
To: Prem Pillai
Sir
Thanks for ans
Can I go for Sonography instead of MRI as it is bit costly for Spasms or pinched nerve of shoulder
Pankaj
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