Toggle Location Modal

My Wife having pain in Shoulder and neck from last two years and Diabetic problem. I Showed to many Doctors some of Doctor told me for Phyothrphy. but till date she had same position as before. so please suggest me now what can I do?

R
RAJINDER MOHAN MARWAH
Posted Under Orthopaedics, on 27 January 2025
1 Person found this helpful

R
RAJINDER MOHAN MARWAH
Posted Under Orthopaedics, on 27 January 2025
1 Person found this helpful
Write Answer...
D
Dr. Rudrani DholeExpert

Hello Rajinder Ji,

Thank you for reaching out. We understand how challenging it must be for your wife to deal with persistent shoulder and neck pain for two years, along with diabetes. Let us guide you through the next steps:

  1. Comprehensive Evaluation: Chronic pain like this requires a detailed assessment. It’s essential to identify the root cause—whether it's due to muscle strain, nerve compression, cervical spondylosis, or diabetic neuropathy.

  2. Diagnostic Tests: I recommend an MRI of the cervical spine and shoulder joint, along with blood tests to assess inflammation, vitamin deficiencies (e.g., Vitamin D, B12), and diabetic control (HbA1c).

  3. Specialist Consultation: If not already done, consult an orthopedic specialist or neurologist for a deeper evaluation. If phototherapy hasn’t worked, alternative options like physiotherapy (specific exercises or TENS therapy), trigger-point injections, or advanced pain management approaches could help.

  4. Surgical Treatment: Surgery is typically considered only if conservative treatments fail or if diagnostic imaging reveals a condition requiring intervention, such as severe nerve compression (e.g., a herniated disc or cervical spondylosis with radiculopathy). An expert evaluation will help determine if surgery, such as decompression or joint repair, is necessary.

  5. Diabetes Management: Poorly controlled diabetes can worsen pain and delay healing. Ensure her blood sugar levels are well-managed. Consulting a diabetologist for medication optimization might be beneficial.

  6. Lifestyle Modifications: Encourage light stretching exercises and ergonomic adjustments during daily activities. Avoid prolonged sitting or neck strain.

At HexaHealth, we can help connect you with top specialists to determine the need for surgery or alternative treatments. Let us assist you in scheduling an expert consultation or arranging a second opinion for a clearer direction.

Feel free to share her previous reports or any other medical details for personalized guidance. We're here to support you every step of the way!

Like
3 months ago
Related QuestionsView All

There is pain in my back of left n right side from down to up and then reaches pain in my arms.I couldn't do any work because I feel weakness in my body and legs also..I am suffering from spinal cord and tailbone problem.I have sent my reports.plz help me for best treatment.

D
Dr. Rudrani DholeExpert

For knee problem please suggestion me best doctor for the treatment

D
Dr. Bhavya GuptaExpert

As per Dr. Advice after X-ray, MRI of spine, Medicine, IFT but still too much pain of upper left leg. Therefore DR. Advice Endoscopy spine surgery (ESS). where the best surgery.

D
Dr. Rudrani DholeExpert