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Rotator cuff injury...What workouts can I do?

themamasan

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Hey everyone,

I injured my rotator cuff a few days ago. I don't know the extent of the injury yet, but will probably get an MRI done on Monday. What workouts can I do (besides legs and cardio) that will help me preserve my upper body strength?
 
find out what is injured...the rotator cuff is made up of 4 muscles. get the results from the MRI.

how did you do it?

what movements hurt it?

you need to get yourself to a physcial therapist who can evaluate your individual issue and help you with a treatment plan.
 
find out what is injured...the rotator cuff is made up of 4 muscles. get the results from the MRI.

how did you do it?

what movements hurt it?

you need to get yourself to a physcial therapist who can evaluate your individual issue and help you with a treatment plan.

I was at batting practice for a softball league. It is a slow pitch league, so the balls were coming in high. One pitch came high and inside and when I swung I felt a small sting in my shoulder. The pain went away, and a few pitches later, another high and inside pitch came and I swung again at it. Another sting hit was felt (much more pain) and it ended me.

The doc said if the pain doesn't go away by Monday, then I need to get an MRI done. And the pain hasn't gone away, though it feels much better.

Right now the only movements that hurt it is when I put my arm out laterally and point my thumb down. Which is the test I did at the doc's office. But I can raise my shoulder up without any more pain. And if I try and take a swinging motion such as one in baseball or golf, I can feel some strain on it.
 
rest it and see what happens. see if it starts to feel better.

have you iced it at all?
 
rest it and see what happens. see if it starts to feel better.

have you iced it at all?

I only iced it a few hours after it happened. The doc put me on anti-inflammatory and muscle relaxers which seem to have ease the pain quite a bit.
 
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