Guest guest Posted February 11, 2006 Report Posted February 11, 2006 BFL'ers, I was whining about my arm tendons and right shoulder for a while, plus I was babying this cold or flu for about 3 weeks now, so, I finally stopped playing doctor and decided to visit one. The arm tendons were as expected, and the cold was just that, a cold. The right shoulder, however, surprised me with a diagnosis of a torn rotator cuff. Surprised because the pain was coming from so deep in the joint and I had a prior rotator cuff injury to my left shoulder just about 2 years ago. At that time, I had torn my infra and supraspinatus, but it didn't hurt this deep in the joint. Anyhow, I am hopeful that a little PT (rather than the threatened surgery) and time will take care of the problems and make the pain go away. I suppose that serves me right for playing drywall contractor on my home. It's bad enough I play doctor, but I think playing the various contractor roles can be even more dangerous. :-) All-in-all, I'm delighted to hear of it being simply a muscle or tendon pain and NOT a joint or bone damage pain. I think the muscle pain, although taking lots of time and maybe even a little surgery, can heal. Let's see, in summary for the day that's: good quad pain, bad right shoulder pain, good back pain, and bad mid arm pain. :-) So I'll sign out. Painfully yours, - - - - - Holowko, CPA, CCP PO Box 444 Lafayette Hill, PA 19444-0444 - - - - - Telephone: - - - - - E-mailto:gholowko@... - - - - - Remember... Progress, NOT perfection! - - - - - Quote
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