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Back pain and chest pain
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From past few days I'm experiencing pain/pressure in my back, pressure on chest with some pricking pain and also pain in my fingers on both the hands and neck pain. I do NOT have cough, fever and vomiting. I'm just having cold from few days. ECG came out normal to rule out heart. Chest x-Ray and whole body check up was done 5 months ago and all were normal. Could this be due to poor posture or muscle strain. I use computer a lot with no support to my back. Can this be the reason? Should I take all the tests again or just follow some home remedies?
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Hello. Yes it is due to your posture as you have no back support while doing your work at computer. Get the supporting chair which is comfortable. Consult a good Homoeopathic doctor in your locality for a complete cure alongside the physiotherapy.
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Dr. Manju Lihala
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42 yrs exp
Bangalore
Your problem is because of working for long hours on the computer. You can see a physiotherapist and get treatment for your chronic pain. The physiotherapist should be able to guide you.
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