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7 months ago I injured my shoulder bench pressing. I was on a heavier day and when i completed the last rep, I heard several pops. Arm felt heavy and shoulder was very painful so I halted working out for 2 months. In that time I saw an acupuncturist twice (said it was a sprain) and he told me just to let it heal, ice it, etc. I went back going very light in everything but it was still hurting and after a week I stopped for another 3 months. I didn’t want to think I needed surgery and so I went to a chiropractor many times (said my shoulder was constantly subluxing) and it seemed I was getting a lot of temporary relief that I was happy with for a while, but as the time b/w visits increased I realized it was just that temp relief. I tried one more time for 2 weeks this time and it seemed to be manageable until the last couple of days. Finally I went to a sports medicine doctor and he told me the exercises I’d been doing to stretch from the chiro were actually making it worse b/c it my rotator cuff was stretched way too much already and that my shoulder was just moving around at will. Been doing rotator cuff therapy for about a month now and it isn’t getting any better…Sorry for the long history but my question is if anyone has had similar long term effects and if its time i get an MRI or something. Thanks in advance
Ive been dealing w/ whiplash pain for 4 mnths. I’ve been on multiple migraine meds, abortive & preventative. Ive already had 1 series of occipital nerve blocks from the neurologist, who also said I have muscle spasms as a result of accident
Ive seen a chiropractor since February. X-rays show loss of my cervical curve. I recently had an MRI which oddly came out normal, yet I am still in lots of pain. I still get the migraines, & my neck is killing me on a daily basis.
I also go to physical therapy. They have tried many different types of therapy, light therapy, massage therapy, and others to no avail. My headaches have gone down in severity, but I still have them, along with the neck pain daily. They have about given up on me. We are now working on strengthening my neck muscles.
This week I get a cortisone shot to the back of my neck, & the Dr thinks it will help, but if not, next step is a nerve block in the spine. Anyone have experience with this treatment? I am quite nervous
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