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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: sync pulse on May 29, 2010, 05:22:53 PM
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Two weeks ago I choked and coughed very hard and I heard a sound like cotton cloth tearing. It didn't hurt much at first. The next day it was decidedly sore just under my shoulder blade, and it is like the opposite of a rotator cuff injury, it hurts to reach down instead of up. Right now the company doctor has me going to a physical therapist for massage, ultrasound diathermy, minor stretching exercises. So far he has not performed an MRI,...is this a good course for a possible lat tear?
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you should have taken aspirin and applied an ice pack right away
PIP
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You're gonna die, dude.
PIP
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Two weeks ago I choked and coughed very hard and I heard a sound like cotton cloth tearing. It didn't hurt much at first. The next day it was decidedly sore just under my shoulder blade, and it is like the opposite of a rotator cuff injury, it hurts to reach down instead of up. Right now the company doctor has me going to a physical therapist for massage, ultrasound diathermy, minor stretching exercises. So far he has not performed an MRI,...is this a good course for a possible lat tear?
No such thing; even if there is just train around it.
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"Decidedly Sore" huh? Must be sore!
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I was doing heavy low cable pulley rows and the area where my lat meets my armpit at the back ripped and it killed. It hurt for a week but there was no bruising. I'm sure it was a small tear but I got over it. I did the same thing doing stiff legged deads years ago when my arms were extended at the bottom.
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Two weeks ago I choked and coughed very hard and I heard a sound like cotton cloth tearing. It didn't hurt much at first. The next day it was decidedly sore just under my shoulder blade, and it is like the opposite of a rotator cuff injury, it hurts to reach down instead of up. Right now the company doctor has me going to a physical therapist for massage, ultrasound diathermy, minor stretching exercises. So far he has not performed an MRI,...is this a good course for a possible lat tear?
the position you describe is where the rhomboids r
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