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whom I should consult. physiotherapist or orthopaedic
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Better to see any orthopedic Surgeon near you for proper assessment to establish the diagnosis.
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i can recommend you an experienced physiotherapist.
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For muscle pain, you can consider contacting either a physiotherapist or an orthopedic specialist, depending on the severity and nature of your pain. Here's a general guide:
**Physiotherapist:**
1. **Mild to moderate muscle pain:** If your pain is related to muscle strain, overuse, or poor posture, a physiotherapist can help you with exercises, stretches, and manual therapy to relieve pain and improve mobility.
2. **Sports-related injuries:** If you've experienced a sports-related injury, a physiotherapist can help you with rehabilitation and recovery.
**Orthopedic Specialist:**
1. **Severe muscle pain:** If your pain is severe, persistent, or accompanied by other symptoms like numbness, tingling, or weakness, you may want to consult an orthopedic specialist to rule out underlying conditions like muscle tears, tendinitis, or nerve compression.
2. **Underlying medical conditions:** If you have a pre-existing medical condition, such as osteoporosis, or if you're experiencing pain in multiple areas, an orthopedic specialist can help diagnose and manage your condition.
You can also consider starting with a primary care physician, who can assess your symptoms and refer you to either a physiotherapist or orthopedic specialist if needed.
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Thank you Sir
5 months ago