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Suggest Remedies For Bad Muscle Spasms In Back
Question: Im having bad muscle spasms in my back
Brief Answer:
Alternating ice and heat, analgesic gel, aceclofenac tablet
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Welcome.
I have gone through your query.
It would be helpful if you had mentioned in detail about your symptom.
OK, I would like to know, since when you are facing this problem? Is there any history of injury? Does it all the time or following particular movement.
Presently I would suggest you to try alternating ice and heat on your back. Ice will help reduce inflammation and heat may help improve blood flow.
I would have prescribed you aceclofenac + thiocochicoside combination two times a day for three days. Along with this application of analgesic gel or spray to the affected area would be beneficial. Avoid pushing and pulling of heavy objects. With this measures you should be fine.
This provisional advice provided by me is based entirely on the input provided to me. I would suggest examination by the doctor.
I hope this suggestion might be of some help to you.
Take care.
Alternating ice and heat, analgesic gel, aceclofenac tablet
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Welcome.
I have gone through your query.
It would be helpful if you had mentioned in detail about your symptom.
OK, I would like to know, since when you are facing this problem? Is there any history of injury? Does it all the time or following particular movement.
Presently I would suggest you to try alternating ice and heat on your back. Ice will help reduce inflammation and heat may help improve blood flow.
I would have prescribed you aceclofenac + thiocochicoside combination two times a day for three days. Along with this application of analgesic gel or spray to the affected area would be beneficial. Avoid pushing and pulling of heavy objects. With this measures you should be fine.
This provisional advice provided by me is based entirely on the input provided to me. I would suggest examination by the doctor.
I hope this suggestion might be of some help to you.
Take care.
Note: For further queries, consult a joint and bone specialist, an Orthopaedic surgeon. Book a Call now.
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