View Full Version : Rotator Cuff Injury
moromoro
06-07-2003, 01:38 AM
i need exercise routines to help stop the pain of thr rotator cuff, its hurting like hell when iam punching the bag or when i lift myarms for long periods i.e talking on the phone.
thanks
terry
arnisador
06-07-2003, 07:57 PM
Are you sure you don't need surgery?
moromoro
06-07-2003, 11:27 PM
i hope not a friend of my had surgery because he had similar symptoms. but its ok when i lift weights i.e bench almost any execercise in the gym is fine a matter of fact iam at my all time strongest, and its also ok when iam training in eskrima. its just when i start punching and liftting my shoulders for long periods that it hurts.
iam seeing a doctor about it on tues so ill keep posted to the outcome.
thanks
terry
arnisador
06-08-2003, 01:12 AM
Is it just that it tires/is painful, or are there positions you can't move it too, e.g. lift it at some angle?
moromoro
06-08-2003, 01:33 AM
no i can lift at every angle no problem and with no pain (maybe a little towards the end when iam doing shoulder raises) but i think its mainly just when it tires the pain gets so intense like a real bad burning pain.....
Richard S.
06-08-2003, 10:00 AM
i think the worst thing about an injury is it gets in the way of our pursuit of something we love. anyway, what worked for me was low weight-high repitition shoulder raises (front,side and bent over for the rear delts) supplements, MSM and glucosamine namely and a lot of time other than that i would check with a qualified ortho to determine the extent of the damage............good luck and respects
lonekimono
06-08-2003, 12:40 PM
Well let me say this about that, i had the same thing and i went to a doctor and they put me under and the rest is history.
but see a DOCTOR and get it fixed,because it won't get any better.:eek: :asian:
From the description you gave it sounds like the joint is just inflammed. I have something similar with my knee. A mild anti-inflammatory, icing it down, and stretches that stregthen your shoulder should help, over time. You may want to take a week-long break from anything that puts stress on that arm.
But that's just an educated guess. A doctor can tell you for sure.
Feel better soon.
arnisador
06-10-2003, 10:44 PM
What did the physician say?
moromoro
06-10-2003, 11:44 PM
he says i need xrays and ill be back on fri,
lonekimono
06-11-2003, 12:07 AM
take two pills and call me in the morning:D :cool: :eek:
RyuShiKan
06-11-2003, 01:19 AM
You may also have what are known as “micro-lesions”…….small tears in the muscle caused by repetitive actions over a long period of time.
These often feel and are mistakenly diagnosed as a rotator cuff problem.
Micro-lesions can be cured with various kinds of TCM……..shiatsu, acupuncture and so on.
Being a licensed practitioner in TCM that’s my “un-educated” opinion.
gojukylie
08-09-2003, 06:52 AM
I am suffering from the same symptoms. So that you know, I can still train, but when I hold my arms up, say in a static punch position, I get a deep thick pain in my shoulder blade. At work during the day, it throbs on and off depending on my arm position. Am I suffering from the same thing? I train everyday so mayby I am over-doing it. I havn't lost mobility, I just get sick of the pain.:(
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