Relief for neck/shoulder pain due to breathing issues?

18.November, 2008

I have a lung infection at the moment and have fairly painful knots in my neck/shoulders as a result of shallow/labored breathing. This usually happens if I have an asthma flare-up that last any more than a few days, but this time is considerably worse than usual (I can SEE the knots in my shoulders) and I can’t - or would rather not - take any more painkillers than I already am (I happen to have a prolapsed disc right now, too and I’m not big on painkillers in the first place).
Has anyone experienced this and found a good way to deal with it? I know I’m not the only person this happens to.

Take an epson salt bath and use a heating pad/aroma therapy bag (not at the same time as the bath ha)

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2 Meinungen für “Relief for neck/shoulder pain due to breathing issues?”

  1. GFISH sagt:
    19.November, 2008 um 3:57 am

    I think something really good for you would be this: “the neck pain relief package”. For the muscle knots and the disc and neck pain.
    http://www.arc4life.com/site/615058/page/908439
    Everything here is all natural and should help alot.
    References :

  2. Amy M sagt:
    19.November, 2008 um 4:13 am

    Take an epson salt bath and use a heating pad/aroma therapy bag (not at the same time as the bath ha)
    References :

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