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Suggest Treatment For Shoulder Pain

I have experienced severe pain in the left shoulder and persistent strain of the voice for 8 months, I also suffer from periods of light headedness. Ent doctors have found nothing apart from thyroid nodules which were benign. I am trying to push for an MRI scan but doctors are now insinuating this is in my head. This pain is ruining my life
Tue, 26 May 2015
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Orthopaedic Surgeon 's  Response
Dear Patient,
lets look at your symptoms
Shoulder pain left= severe
Strain of voice= thyroid ruled out, ENT surgeon has already seen you.
Light headedness=

Now non of these symptoms have coherence with each other, and this is the reason that they say its in your head.

I feel you need to take analgesics if you feel pain, and see how much relief you get from it. also take a lot of fluids, and regular exercise. the most important part is to come out of disease psyche.

Hope that helps
Thanks
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Suggest Treatment For Shoulder Pain

Dear Patient, lets look at your symptoms Shoulder pain left= severe Strain of voice= thyroid ruled out, ENT surgeon has already seen you. Light headedness= Now non of these symptoms have coherence with each other, and this is the reason that they say its in your head. I feel you need to take analgesics if you feel pain, and see how much relief you get from it. also take a lot of fluids, and regular exercise. the most important part is to come out of disease psyche. Hope that helps Thanks