Hello! Joint pain after Chikungunya is very common and may continue for weeks or months even after the fever improves. Rest, good hydration, gentle joint movements, and warm or cold compresses may help reduce stiffness and pain. Since you have already been taking medicines like Indomethacin and antibiotics for several days, avoid increasing the dose or adding new painkillers without medical advice. If the pain remains severe or affects daily activities, consult your doctor for proper evaluation, safer pain management, and possible physiotherapy support.

Overuse injuries, tendinitis, and strained muscles can all cause pain beneath the shoulder. Additionally, nerve compression or referred pain from the heart or neck could be the cause. If the pain is strong, sudden, or accompanied by weakness, numbness, or chest pain, see a doctor right once.

Forearm pain may result from overuse, tendinitis, nerve compression, or strained muscles. Avoid hard lifting and repetitive motions, rest the arm, and apply cold or warm compresses. If pain continues, gets worse, or is accompanied by numbness or swelling, see a physician or physiotherapist.