Whos Had a Shoulder Impingment

[Josh]

TweetAny recovery/ training Advice?

Im already in physical therapy and taking training very easy

Thanks bros -J

[itchybag]

Tweettheres not much you can do, just rest it. i wrecked mine in June and its still not getting any better. just go light for now to keep mobility and do the rehab. I just fight off the pain for now, dont want an operation

https://www.sunortho.com/shoulder_imping.htm

[FUZO]

TweetTORN CUFF,BONE SPURS, BICEP TENDON FIXED,3 INCHES OF CLAVICAL BONE REMOVED.TOTAL OF A YEAR AND A HALF OF SURGERIES AND RECOVERY.BETTER THAN EVER TODAY.

[itchybag]

Tweetthat was exactly my point, physio did absolutely nothing. I dont want the operation so Im just going to deal with the pain. at first (back in june) I couldnt do chest or shoulders, now Im back to benching alittle under 300 but still struggling with shoulder exercises. Gonna really suck when the arthritis sets in

[bowbow]

TweetYour deffinitly going to need surgery if you continue lifting with that much pain. It's not going to heal itself.

[Tarzan]

TweetI am off to the ortho Doc tomarrow for this problem. I will let you know what he says

[hostile]

TweetI had it. Hurt for over a year. I tried everything. The physical therapy was a joke. It actually made it worse. I finally opted to have the surgery. It was Arthriscopic. They went in with a scope and a grinder looking thing and removed some of the bone to give the joint more room. It worked and I am better than ever now. I have the whole surgery on tape. My recommendation to you would be to find a very experienced doc if you decide to have the surgery. And don't let them cut you open. They can easily do it with the scope if they have the proper training and equipment.

[itchybag]

Tweetmaybe I'll look into that, the Arthriscopic. does it heal any faster?
I play rugby so chances are Im just going to hurt it again anyway

[swellin]

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Originally posted by itchybag
maybe I'll look into that, the Arthriscopic. does it heal any faster?...

By virtue of being less invassive, I would say yes. However, my shoulder scope took longer for me to get over than my father-in-laws' full rotator cuff surgery. I had the impingement ground off, some scar tissue removed, a tendon touched up, and finally new scar tissue created in order to tighten up the joint. It took me over a year to get back into the gym after the surgery. Now I still have trouble with it, but I know that it mainly stems from two screwed up biceps tendons. I can grit my teeth and bear it most of the time.

A shoulder scope is much worse than a knee scope. It is much tougher to deal with. Don't go in thinking that you will be playing golf a couple of weeks afterwards.

[MYRICK]

TweetDAMN JOSH IF IT ISNT ONE THING ITS ANOTHER. HIT ME UP IN AIM BRO

[Tarzan]

TweetWell looks like I have a small tear in the rotator cuff. The doc put me on PT and if that don't work then I guess I get the knife.

This realy sucks!!!!

[Josh]

TweetI got a cortizone shot from the doc... Ill see how this goes in conjunction w/ PT.. And then it would be surgery i suppose...