TweetWell a MRI is expensive even with insurance maby ask for a sonogram they should be able to detect a rip or tear with it.i had a torn abdominal muscle it felt bad they found my tear with the sonogram.i am not trying to scare u by any means just better safe than sorry brother.

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Originally Posted by MOUNTAIN-MAN

Well a MRI is expensive even with insurance maby ask for a sonogram they should be able to detect a rip or tear with it.i had a torn abdominal muscle it felt bad they found my tear with the sonogram.i am not trying to scare u by any means just better safe than sorry brother.

I definitely understand brother. The only thing is I would think that if something was torn it would be a little more painful it is only painful if I flex and then it is only in the form not really the shoulder. I can feel it in my shoulder if I lift my arm above my head or if I'm benching or trying to do hammer curls then the pain really hurts, but like right now not doing anything just sitting here I can't feel anything. I don't know if that can mean anything or not..

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Originally Posted by bigmills

I definitely understand brother. The only thing is I would think that if something was torn it would be a little more painful it is only painful if I flex and then it is only in the form not really the shoulder. I can feel it in my shoulder if I lift my arm above my head or if I'm benching or trying to do hammer curls then the pain really hurts, but like right now not doing anything just sitting here I can't feel anything. I don't know if that can mean anything or not..

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yes be careful .. these really can be symptoms for both rotator and/ labrum.
be careful often times this type of thing is misdiagnosed. when I found out I had a labrum tear.( 3 to be exact) in the left shoulder. I was originally diagnosed with rotator injury. MRI is probable your best bet. but through insurance they will have you do xrays first. they always do. so don't get upset when they send ya for xrays when you need an MRI its there procedures.

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Originally Posted by macedog24

yes be careful .. these really can be symptoms for both rotator and/ labrum.
be careful often times this type of thing is misdiagnosed. when I found out I had a labrum tear.( 3 to be exact) in the left shoulder. I was originally diagnosed with rotator injury. MRI is probable your best bet. but through insurance they will have you do xrays first. they always do. so don't get upset when they send ya for xrays when you need an MRI its there procedures.

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Thanks brother I appreciate that..

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