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what do you do when a part of your body is severely compromised and you can train everything else?
Just ignore it?
I need help here.
Docs don't wanna know nothing.
LAX
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what do you do when a part of your body is severely compromised and you can train everything else?
Just ignore it?
I need help here.
Docs don't wanna know nothing.
LAX
How about changing your primary physician into one that satisfies your needs better if that = the main problem?
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what do you do when a part of your body is severely compromised and you can train everything else?
Just ignore it?
I need help here.
Docs don't wanna know nothing.
LAX
honestly as of two days ago i know exactly what you're going through, something is wrong with my right knee and i don't know what the fucck it is and it's worrying the shit out of me.
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Shoulder?
My left shoulder is fuct. Time for me to go the Doctor
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what do you do when a part of your body is severely compromised and you can train everything else?
Just ignore it?
I need help here.
Docs don't wanna know nothing.
LAX
What's the bodypart? I've trained around a few.
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If it has been worrying you/causing pain for a few days on end, get it checked out. Go to a physio. Better safe than sorry.....
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Thanks for all your kind responses
upper extremity
I think docs are frustrated
maybe I should go out of state to find a fresh/unbiased persepective?
and yes
in my experience
shoulders are even worse than back injuries
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i hurt my shoulder, lost 2 months of training. i should have trained legs the whole time, but i was a dumbass and just kept trying shoulders, as if training wass smarter than rest.
In the end, rest worked. Along with active release therapy, which I can't recommend enough.
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i hurt my shoulder, lost 2 months of training. i should have trained legs the whole time, but i was a dumbass and just kept trying shoulders, as if training wass smarter than rest.
In the end, rest worked. Along with active release therapy, which I can't recommend enough.
Painful?
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i hurt my shoulder, lost 2 months of training. i should have trained legs the whole time, but i was a dumbass and just kept trying shoulders, as if training wass smarter than rest.
In the end, rest worked. Along with active release therapy, which I can't recommend enough.
active release tx=Rolfing?
if so,
that'll teach you whole new kinds of pain
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I unseated a bicep tendon in my shoulder once. Awful and it took forever to come back from...mainly because I was broke, in college, and couldn't afford a doc. Now, I haven't had problems with it.
Best to get it checked, if you can afford it, and be sure to rest it. Don't think you can "walk it off" contrary to hs football coaches across America.
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I unseated a bicep tendon in my shoulder once. Awful and it took forever to come back from...mainly because I was broke, in college, and couldn't afford a doc. Now, I haven't had problems with it.
Best to get it checked, if you can afford it, and be sure to rest it. Don't think you can "walk it off" contrary to hs football coaches across America.
agreed
this definietly will not go away on its own
I have insuranbce
just fresutarted with the many 'specialists' I have seen
you know
'everyone is the best doctor ever'
bunch of bunk
most are the same
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www.activerelease.com
see if a doc in your area does it.
regular massage + electricity + motion all at once.
normally I consider chiropractors to be quacks, crooks, opportunists.
But one session was all it took to break up whatever crap was in my shoulder/biceps tendon and I was back in the gym 3 days later.
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agreed
this definietly will not go away on its own
I have insuranbce
just fresutarted with the many 'specialists' I have seen
you know
'everyone is the best doctor ever'
bunch of bunk
most are the same
Do you have a local college or pro sports team? If so, try to find out who they use....often they truly are the best and actually know what sports injuries are about....instead of a doc who is used to treating old ladies with bad hips or a fat guy who "wrenched" his back... good luck.
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www.activerelease.com
see if a doc in your area does it.
regular massage + electricity + motion all at once.
normally I consider chiropractors to be quacks, crooks, opportunists.
But one session was all it took to break up whatever crap was in my shoulder/biceps tendon and I was back in the gym 3 days later.
so this was a chiro that helped you in such a way?
And you responded and actuially feel better?
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Do you have a local college or pro sports team? If so, try to find out who they use....often they truly are the best and actually know what sports injuries are about....instead of a doc who is used to treating old ladies with bad hips or a fat guy who "wrenched" his back... good luck.
thanks
peerhaps
I live next to my old undergrad
good sports program
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just give up and start drinking and surfing the internet
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just give up and start drinking and surfing the internet
Well, John
I do that now 8)
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so this was a chiro that helped you in such a way?
And you responded and actuially feel better?
yes. At www.activerelease.com you enter your zip code, and you get links to the nearest docs in your area who do it.
Milos sarcev was an hour away from surgery on his shoulder, and discovered it, and managed to avoid going under the knife. I emailed him, he responded with great detail about it, and despite my reservations about chiropractors, I went.
Do I still think 99% of them are ambulance-chasing quacks? yes I do. But I also know that 30 minutes of semi-painful (okay, pretty painful) massage, stretch, movement and electricity did clear the tendon of all the crap.
I got better, and after fearing I was in for a lifetime problem, it went away.
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yes. At www.activerelease.com you enter your zip code, and you get links to the nearest docs in your area who do it.
Milos sarcev was an hour away from surgery on his shoulder, and discovered it, and managed to avoid going under the knife. I emailed him, he responded with great detail about it, and despite my reservations about chiropractors, I went.
Do I still think 99% of them are ambulance-chasing quacks? yes I do. But I also know that 30 minutes of semi-painful (okay, pretty painful) massage, stretch, movement and electricity did clear the tendon of all the crap.
I got better, and after fearing I was in for a lifetime problem, it went away.
DONT KNOW MUCH ABOUT THE CHIROS
THEY ARE PRETTY BIG HERE IN MICHIGAN AND EVEN THE GOVERNOR GOES TO ONE AS WELL AS U OF M
ANYWAY
i WILL GO TO THAT SITE AND SEE
SORRY FOR CAPS...TOO LAZY
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Anybody know anything about hyperbaric therapy
Please, share if you do, I am desparate
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what do you do when a part of your body is severely compromised and you can train everything else?
Just ignore it?
I need help here.
Docs don't wanna know nothing.
LAX
Stop training all together.