I had problems 3 years ago which took about 6 months to get better,
now I've got trouble again in my right one.
Last time it was diagnosed as a Rotator Cuff problem but it seemed
nothing was known that would help it get better.
Anyone else know of something that may help. Serious comments only
please - suicide no one of the answers I'd favour :-)
Jan Brown - 29 Oct 2004 16:24 GMT
I've had a hemi-arthroplasty on both shoulders, William. Three years of
pain before the ops, but now - blessed relief, albeit with restricted
movement. Needless to say, I'm not complaining!
Janet
>I had problems 3 years ago which took about 6 months to get better,
> now I've got trouble again in my right one.
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> Anyone else know of something that may help. Serious comments only
> please - suicide no one of the answers I'd favour :-)
Gwen Love - 29 Oct 2004 18:23 GMT
I had a friend who got better with physical therapy. I've had to have two
surgeries.
Gwen
> I had problems 3 years ago which took about 6 months to get better,
> now I've got trouble again in my right one.
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> Anyone else know of something that may help. Serious comments only
> please - suicide no one of the answers I'd favour :-)
Smokie Darling (Annie) - 29 Oct 2004 18:54 GMT
William - I've had both rotator cuffs torn, one through competitive
swimming, the other from fainting onto a concrete floor. Didn't have
surgery on either one, but remember alternating heat and ice. Seemed
to help, but it's been years (I was 23 the "fainting" time). I would
think they have better care for it now (or at least I can hope they
would). I also remember doing ROM exercises so that I could continue
to swim (butterfly), they were painful, but at least I can still swim,
well... um... I look more like I'm drowning when I try to do butterfly
now, but I can still "sort of" do it... My problems now aren't related
to the torn cuffs either.
Smokie Darling (Annie)