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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / May 2004working the area around the sore stop
Does working the area around the troubled spot help keep the inflammation down? I was told to exercise the muscles around the area, but I found the more I work it, the worse it gets. In time will it help, once I work the surrounding muscles enough? thanks, Brad Sherback >Does working the area around the troubled spot help keep the inflammation >down? It would depend on the circumstances >I was told to exercise the muscles around the area, but I found the more I >work it, the worse it gets. Who told you? >In time will it help, once I work the surrounding muscles enough? Wouldn't you be better off asking your Doctor that question and posting his reply here? It was my Doctor who told me. I was told this because he does not want to do surgery on my knees to find out what the real problem is. The sugary could cause more problems then it would fix and at a young age, its not worth the risk. I have be to a physical therapist, and he run out of ideas to help, he told me to just keep exercising and maybe one day it would help. I was told to come back and see the Doctor only if things get worse. And yes, he was a specialist. He is the same doctor that looks after the Edmonton CFL football team. If you live in the USA, its the Canadian NFL. I would never come to a newsgroup, without talking to a doctor first. I live in Canada health care is free. > >Does working the area around the troubled spot help keep the inflammation > >down? [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > Wouldn't you be better off asking your Doctor that question and > posting his reply here? sorry for the typing error . " I have be to a physical therapist, and he run out of ideas to help, he told me to just keep exercising and maybe one day it would help." it should read "I have been to a physical therapist." > It was my Doctor who told me. > [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > Wouldn't you be better off asking your Doctor that question and > > posting his reply here? last time you tried this, it was your shoulder...but hey! - it's a couple years later - who knows...lol > It was my Doctor who told me. > > I was told this because he does not want to do surgery on my knees to find > out what the real problem is. shucks newbie - it still won't work! > Does working the area around the troubled spot help keep the inflammation > down? well, are you referring to a muscle or the g spot? really hard (!) to give advice from such a poorly worded query... > I was told to exercise the muscles around the area, but I found the more I > work it, the worse it gets. yupper - sorta belies that old saying practice makes perfect doesn't it? or, perhaps it's just that you are inadequate at self administration of therapy - sorta like your attempts at deceit? > In time will it help, once I work the surrounding muscles enough? well, golly shucks! how's a body to know? perhaps you should really be finding out from a qualified medical professional rather that trolling a newsgroup for suckers? > thanks, > Brad Sherback no problem paul I thought the idea of newsgroups was for people with the same problem to say what has worked for them, because doctors keep saying different things. The sufferers on this ng don't seem very helpful > shucks newbie - it still won't work! > [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > paul >I thought the idea of newsgroups was for people with the same problem to say >what has worked for them, because doctors keep saying different things. The >sufferers on this ng don't seem very helpful Paul Holland is really helpful to genuine sufferers. You are not understanding the big picture here Janice. Most Arthritis newsgroups and there members are realy helpful and will discuss Arthritis with anyone if that's all that's up for discussion. Most Arthritis newsgroups [including this one] also have a charter which prevents commercial advertising. This is so the "Dr Feelgoods" of this world can't come along and say "drink uncle zack secret potion, and it will cure all worldly deseases and increase your well being, it's been proven by 30 budist monks in outer mongolia, oh and it's only fifty quid". This newsgroups charter is here: http://www.landfield.com/usenet/control/misc/misc.health.arthritis Going on from this then, some "Dr Feelgoods" will come right out and say the above, others will stick around and try and promote a discussion when really their bottom line is to introduce their product. Brad had a run in with this and other arthritis newsgroups a couple of years back now, you can search out google groups if you want to read up on it. In short he's back and Paul suspects he is about to continue his old selling tricks again. hi janice indeed that is the reason for the 'group - and the charter also prohibits commercial endeavors in posting in this thread you are reading the response(s) to a well known commercial scam spammer. a person who has visited here on many occasions over the years - including prolonged trolling sessions he engaged in for being 'outed' as a prefessional website operator for his families 'health' business of selling nostrums. now he has returned, and it just so happens that in the interim he has himself become a distributor and now has his own site for sales. if you look at his posts, the particular items - omega 3 and the Trolamine Salicylate are - no surprise - products that he sells... shucks, in one of his earlier forays here, he claimed to want advice about which product to 'buy' for his own use - all the time being webmaster for the site selling the stuff, and that he was asking folks to go look at. now his method has been to ask a seemingly innocuous question, and then see if he can either steer the person to email, or to the website... because he is a salesman...and his site sells exactly the things he talks about. he is simply a bit more persistant than most scammers - and not a bright as most - they leave and don't come back. don't let the idjits turn you away from asking any questions you have, or sharing info that might help another - be well paul > I thought the idea of newsgroups was for people with the same problem to say > what has worked for them, because doctors keep saying different things. The [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > > > paul I hadn't read all the posts, so didn't realise what he was doing. Sorry if I jumped the gun a bit. > hi janice > [quoted text clipped - 66 lines] > > > > > > paul hi janice - not a problem at all! hope you are doing ok be well paul > I hadn't read all the posts, so didn't realise what he was doing. Sorry if I > jumped the gun a bit. > "Paul T. Holland" <pholland@bellatlantic.net> wrote in message |
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