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Rolling Feeling Under The Rib Cage, Neck And Back. Could It Be Pinched Nerve? Normal Ultrasound

I have this rolling feeling below my right rib cage area for almost 3 months my regular doctor first thought it was muscle spams and now she thinks its pinched nerves. but now it also travels around my neck area, sometimes towards my back, chest its really annoying she has done tests ultra sounds nothing can you help please I am a 58 female
Mon, 30 Sep 2013
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Hi,
from history it appears that you might be having degenerative changes in your cervical spine leading to osteoartheritis of cervical spine giving to irritation or pressure on nerves giving rise topain in chest, neck and back of neck.
Go for x-ray cervical spines.
Consult orthopedic surgeon and get examined.
Physiotherapy and short way diathermy will be much helpful.
Take calcium, vitamin A and D supplements.
Ok and take care.
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Rolling Feeling Under The Rib Cage, Neck And Back. Could It Be Pinched Nerve? Normal Ultrasound

Hi, from history it appears that you might be having degenerative changes in your cervical spine leading to osteoartheritis of cervical spine giving to irritation or pressure on nerves giving rise topain in chest, neck and back of neck. Go for x-ray cervical spines. Consult orthopedic surgeon and get examined. Physiotherapy and short way diathermy will be much helpful. Take calcium, vitamin A and D supplements. Ok and take care.