Re: Guess my injury

On Mon, 06 Jun 2005 16:00:59 -0000, [email hidden] (Runs With Knives)

Quoted message said:

In article <[email hidden]>,
Brian Link <[email hidden]> writes:
[snip]

Quoted message said:

However, I still have some pain in my back and shoulder. I still have
some numbness in a couple fingertips.

[snip]

Quoted message said:

WTF is causing a problem with my curls? I'd expected a rotator-cuff
injury ...

[snip]

Here's a really radical idea--just a thought, mind you: Go see a
doctor and maybe get some X-rays? I don't know as that would be
nearly as effective as guessing at what injuries you might have, or
asking in a Usenet newsgroup, but you never know.

I wouldn't have asked here if I hadn't already seen a doctor.

She basically told me I was fine, I'd be a little sore, but that
things would get better over time.

Day-to-day I'm pretty much unimpaired, it was just in going back to
weight lifting (a topic supposedly discussed here with some
competence) that I found some issues.

Going back to the gym today. If I've still got issues I'll prolly just
go back and see if she can take a closer look.

BLink

Brian Link said:

On Mon, 06 Jun 2005 16:00:59 -0000, [email hidden] (Runs With Knives)

Quoted message said:

In article <[email hidden]>,
Brian Link <[email hidden]> writes:
[snip]

Quoted message said:

However, I still have some pain in my back and shoulder. I still have
some numbness in a couple fingertips.

[snip]

Quoted message said:

WTF is causing a problem with my curls? I'd expected a rotator-cuff
injury ...

[snip]

Here's a really radical idea--just a thought, mind you: Go see a
doctor and maybe get some X-rays? I don't know as that would be
nearly as effective as guessing at what injuries you might have, or
asking in a Usenet newsgroup, but you never know.

I wouldn't have asked here if I hadn't already seen a doctor.

She basically told me I was fine, I'd be a little sore, but that
things would get better over time.

Day-to-day I'm pretty much unimpaired, it was just in going back to
weight lifting (a topic supposedly discussed here with some
competence) that I found some issues.

Going back to the gym today. If I've still got issues I'll prolly just
go back and see if she can take a closer look.

BLink

My experience is that it only works to see a doctor if you've already
figured out what's wrong with you and just need a doctor's help in
treating it. Maybe some of you live in a world where doctors diagnose
injuries in otherwise well people, but in MY world a sports injury gets
"rest it" as the answer 100% of the time.

Delenn

Delenn said:

Brian Link said:

On Mon, 06 Jun 2005 16:00:59 -0000, [email hidden] (Runs With Knives)

Quoted message said:

In article <[email hidden]>,
Brian Link <[email hidden]> writes:
[snip]

>However, I still have some pain in my back and shoulder. I still have
>some numbness in a couple fingertips.

[snip]

>WTF is causing a problem with my curls? I'd expected a rotator-cuff
>injury ...

[snip]

Here's a really radical idea--just a thought, mind you: Go see a
doctor and maybe get some X-rays? I don't know as that would be
nearly as effective as guessing at what injuries you might have, or
asking in a Usenet newsgroup, but you never know.

I wouldn't have asked here if I hadn't already seen a doctor.

She basically told me I was fine, I'd be a little sore, but that
things would get better over time.

Day-to-day I'm pretty much unimpaired, it was just in going back to
weight lifting (a topic supposedly discussed here with some
competence) that I found some issues.

Going back to the gym today. If I've still got issues I'll prolly just
go back and see if she can take a closer look.

BLink

My experience is that it only works to see a doctor if you've already
figured out what's wrong with you and just need a doctor's help in
treating it. Maybe some of you live in a world where doctors diagnose
injuries in otherwise well people, but in MY world a sports injury gets
"rest it" as the answer 100% of the time.

Not for the first time, I'm glad I don't live in your world.

In article said:

My experience is that it only works to see a doctor if you've already
figured out what's wrong with you and just need a doctor's help in
treating it. Maybe some of you live in a world where doctors diagnose
injuries in otherwise well people, but in MY world a sports injury gets
"rest it" as the answer 100% of the time.

You need to see a doctor who plays sports, preferably the same ones.

Seth
--
Who cares? Shut up and lift. -- Watson (the pencil neck) Davis