Question 1

Is there any other way to treat costochondritis besides taking anti-inflammatory tablets? I've been dealing with this for almost two months, and it's really affecting me mentally with all the anxiety and fear it brings.

Accepted Answer

Consider exploring alternative treatments for costochondritis, such as physical therapy, heat or cold compresses, deep breathing exercises, yoga, or stress-reducing techniques like meditation or cognitive-behavioral therapy, under the guidance of a healthcare professional, to help manage symptoms and alleviate psychological distress.

Question 2

I'm worried that I might have cervical spondylitis and maybe even some issues with spinal alignment. How can I be sure about these problems? And whats the proper way to treat themshould I be looking into medication, exercise, physiotherapy, or something else entirely?

Accepted Answer

u take treatment

Question 3

I've been experiencing this weird pain in my bones, especially around my ribs, and sometimes it stretches up to my chest bone and collarbone. It's been going on for a few months now. It doesn't always actively hurt, but when I press on it, it's tender and starts to ache. The worst was when it felt really severe in the ribs and chest, but now it's not as intense. However, when I take a deep breath, I can kind of feel those spots like where it used to hurt. Plus, my ribs are still pretty tender to touch, particularly in certain areas that even reach out to my armpits. Should I be worried about this or get it checked out?

Accepted Answer

If pain is on touching then it's muscule pain.

Simple pain killer will give u RELEIF.
No need to worry

I've been taking lubrijoint od 1500 mg for the past two months, and I've been getting a sore throat on and off since then. Could this medicine be causing it?

no sore throat cannot be because of lubrijont

More Rheumatology Health Queries

Is there any other way to treat costochondritis besides taking anti-inflammatory tablets? I've been dealing with this for almost two months, and it's really affecting me mentally with all the anxiety and fear it brings.

I'm worried that I might have cervical spondylitis and maybe even some issues with spinal alignment. How can I be sure about these problems? And whats the proper way to treat themshould I be looking into medication, exercise, physiotherapy, or something else entirely?

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