Spasm Mobile

Mobile spasm (MS), sometimes called mobile spasm, is a common cause of pain in the neck, shoulder, and scapula areas. It can present with a variety of symptoms such as soreness, stiffness and limited movement. This condition involves contractions of the muscles surrounding the neck or shoulder and can be caused by a variety of reasons, including stress, fatigue, injury, lack of stretching, or poor posture.

How is spasm diagnosed?

As the main symptom of spasm, pain can make diagnosis difficult. However, there are some diagnostic methods to determine the presence of a spasm. Some of the most accessible and convenient means include:

Medical examination: A specialist doctor will be able to determine the degree of spasm and its possible causes. Testing muscle tone: The doctor may use an electromyograph to determine muscle activity in spasming muscles. Laboratory tests: If the spasm is accompanied by injury or muscle strain, the doctor may order laboratory tests to identify possible pathological processes. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI): This procedure provides detailed images of the soft tissues and spine, identifying the presence of medical abnormalities or injuries. Radioisotope scanning: This method allows you to show areas of damage to bone tissue, which may be necessary if you have bone cancer. Physiological tests: These tests are carried out to assess the ability to continue working and are determined through functional tests aimed at increasing range of motion. Treatment for spasm depends on whether it is caused by a sprain, damaged muscles, or causes limited joint movement. If your doctor determines that the spasm is caused by stress or a minor injury, he or she may recommend anti-anxiety medications or the use of ice or massage to reduce tension and stress. For more serious causes of spasm (including fractures), or if the effect of these measures is unsatisfactory, alternative treatments may be required. These include: -Exercise, such as yoga, swimming or other physical activities, can help reduce the appearance of cramps and reduce them. -Botox injections into specific muscles. Surgical methods that are used in cases where the muscles are severely affected and cause a lot of discomfort to the patient, and conservative methods have not brought results.