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    Alrite ive had this pain in my for arm for about a 2weeks hurts like
    Hell cant curl anything hurts when i even drive you guys got
    any idea what it could be and somthing to stop the pain i think
    it could be a torn musle but not for sure

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    Why's this in the anabolic section? Is it related to injections or something?
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    Quote Originally Posted by twist View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigmac6969 View Post
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    Go see your doctor or go the the emergency room. If it hurts that bad for that long you should probably seek advice from someone medically trained.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigmac6969 View Post
    Alrite ive had this pain in my for arm for about a 2weeks hurts like
    Hell cant curl anything hurts when i even drive you guys got
    any idea what it could be and somthing to stop the pain i think
    it could be a torn musle but not for sure
    Tendonitis. Ice the shit out of your elbow/forearm area. Also get one of those nifty tennis elbow straps for it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vortrit View Post
    Go see your doctor or go the the emergency room. If it hurts that bad for that long you should probably seek advice from someone medically trained.
    its not bad after i work out just during

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigmac6969 View Post
    its not bad after i work out just during
    Fair enough. It don't sound like a lot to worry about then. No pain no gain. Maybe you can switch up some of your exercises to take the stress off your wrist tendons. I've torn a muscle and it hurts all the time - not just when working out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by vortrit View Post
    Fair enough. It don't sound like a lot to worry about then. No pain no gain. Maybe you can switch up some of your exercises to take the stress off your wrist tendons. I've torn a muscle and it hurts all the time - not just when working out.
    it still hurts when i dont workout even if i drive i dont know man ill prolly try to ice it down see if that helps feels like its rite by the bone wer the pain is comming from

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigmac6969 View Post
    it still hurts when i dont workout even if i drive i dont know man ill prolly try to ice it down see if that helps feels like its rite by the bone wer the pain is comming from
    You just said it's not that bad when you are not working out and now are changing your story. Try the ice and if it's swollen take some ibuprofen or something. Maybe take a break from working out a couple of weeks and if the problems persist see a doctor.
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    one thing that works for me is taking a lacrosse ball or a tennis ball or a golf ball and lay on wherever on your forearm the knot is located for about a minute or so or until pain subsides. (I used a golf ball because it is smaller and it is easier to get the trigger point). I also no longer have elbow aches on my right arm after doing this.

    Tennis Elbow Trigger Point Index

    for other muscles if you are interested. Index of Trigger Point Diagrams

    I like it that trigger point massaging works, has worked for every pain in my body so far except for when I sprained my ankle one time dancing (minor) and my chiropractor had to put it back in alignment (mine was an alignment issue and yes the pop was loud). it sucks that massaging does not work for sprains or strains though and to get things back in alignment without having to go to my chiro a half hour away (the only good one I know in southern california that wants to heal people and knows what hes doing)

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    Quote Originally Posted by caangelxox View Post
    one thing that works for me is taking a lacrosse ball or a tennis ball or a golf ball and lay on wherever on your forearm the knot is located for about a minute or so or until pain subsides. (I used a golf ball because it is smaller and it is easier to get the trigger point). I also no longer have elbow aches on my right arm after doing this.

    Tennis Elbow Trigger Point Index

    for other muscles if you are interested. Index of Trigger Point Diagrams

    I like it that trigger point massaging works, has worked for every pain in my body so far except for when I sprained my ankle one time dancing (minor) and my chiropractor had to put it back in alignment (mine was an alignment issue and yes the pop was loud). it sucks that massaging does not work for sprains or strains though and to get things back in alignment without having to go to my chiro a half hour away (the only good one I know in southern california that wants to heal people and knows what hes doing)
    ya seems like the pain isomming from the elbow all the way down

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