Anyone Else Struggle With Shoulder Pain? ?related To Medication Dose
I’m on Sinemet25/100 six times a day
No, I did have a frozen shoulder on 2019, I had PT for it and haven't been bothered by it since then , it seems that I have been in PT for a lot of things since then, but it works.
It could be medication but Parkinson’s itself can cause redigidty and stiffness I have dyskinesia mainly lower body ( that’s med induced) add the rigidity and stiffness it’s very painful. But their are things that help amantadine and others I would talk to your MDS or Neuro about it. Also you can find some good stretching exercises for your shoulders on You tube if you have internet access I believe you said you did. Simple exercises to help keep
Your shoulders lose. My shoulders lock up from
Time to time ironically while I am exercises mostly I find some simple stretches of my shoulders and arms very helpful. And then a good topical rub . I hope maybe something in there might be helpful
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I had terrible shoulder pain and could hardly undress myself by the end of the day. My homeopath put me on a course of magnesium and I feel like a new person.
Yes, shoulder pain is a common issue for people with Parkinson's disease. It can be related to nerve pain and may be influenced by medication. For instance, some people have found relief using medications like gabapentin. One member shared, “Gabapentin worked when I had neck and shoulder pain.” Physical therapy and at-home Show Full Answer
My pain is in my upper arms and elbow area. Not the neck so much. I take Tylenol. And magnesium cream for relief
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