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05-11-2009, 10:46 PM #1Registered User
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Muscle tear off the bone
Hi guys i have been training for around 12 months. A few months back (Dec) i started noticing that doing flyes fatigued my left shoulder. I thought this was just from repetition so i started going physio however i stopped excerising due to the fact that the faitgues started happening with any and all excercises i tried to do. An ultra-sound recently discovered that i have a large partial tear in one of my left rotator cuffs. The doctor mentioned that it had tore off the bone. My concern is; has anyone suffered a similar problem and have you been able to make a full recovery and be able to train just as hard as before the injury?
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05-11-2009, 11:34 PM #2Patrick ELITE MEMBER
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05-11-2009, 11:56 PM #3Registered User
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Apparently the doctor and physio says it should heal with time and rest. I have another appointment with the doctor in 3 days and he may consider using a quaterzone injection. With this injury however i have not experienced any intense pain and i have full range of movement. The only thing i feel is fatigue if i lift something heavy enough
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ouch that sounds very painful, i hope it gets better soon.
I think my father had something similar a few years back, they treated his with some injections and it seems to have sorted itself out.
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anyone here had any similar injuries?
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