shoulder pain

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Molly,

I know exactly what your going through because I am having the same problem. The doctor said it was my rotator cuff and that I have the beginning of a frozen shoulder. He's been working on it and I have to move my arm in a backward motion (like throwing a ball overhand) several times a day even though it hurts. He also has me walking my fingers up the wall and stretching even though it hurts like hell. His opinion your frozen shoulder is from implant adhesions, scar tissue and from me not moving it as much because of the muscle contractions in that implant. Another reason why I want to get these implants out. I just pray that my shoulder will be better after they are out.

Penni

Re: Shoulder pain

molly,

two years ago my shoulders started hurting and cracking whenever I lifted my arms above my head. I just never thought it could be related to my implants.

LMolly Bloom <mollyb54@...> wrote:

Has anyone had shoulder pain for seemingly no reason? A few months ago my shoulder started hurting and it hasn't stopped. I finally went in to see my internist, who said she thought I had torn my rotator cuff? I have done nothing that would put stress on my shoulder, so I have no idea what may have happened.

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I am going to ask my rheumatologist about the connective issue question. I see

her

Monday when she will go over the xrays with me. My internist told me to get it

taken care

of (whatever that means), because my shoulder could 'freeze' on me. Someone

mentioned

'freezing' shoulder but I don't know what that means exactly.

> >> Has anyone had shoulder pain for seemingly no reason? A few months ago

my

> > shoulder

> >> started hurting and it hasn't stopped. I finally went in to see my

> >> internist, who said she

> >> thought I had torn my rotator cuff? I have done nothing that would put

> >> stress on my

> >> shoulder, so I have no idea what may have happened.

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I don't know that mine 'pop'. It just hurts in my shoulder and in the front

near my pecs.

And I haven't done anything to cause that, that I can think of...

I am going to step up my exercising (walking) a bit, but I haven't been lifting

weights or

heavy things.

>

> I've been having a few problems with a popping

> shoulder lately. . . Went in to see the chiropractor .

> . . He explained that, unlike the hip which has a big

> ball-and-socket, the shoulder has only a small area

> and that it's easy to have your shoulder go " out " . .

>

> He recommended some strengthening exercises so an

> adjustment would last . . . I was amazed at how weak I

> had become in some movements. The muscles I use

> regularly are fine . . . but some of the others were

> really weak.

>

> I'll have to say my shoulder is doing much better with

> some simple exercises! . . . It's still popping a bit.

> But, hopefully the next time I go, it will stay in

> place.

>

> However, this may not be the problem. . . I had a lot

> of shoulder/arm pain while implanted! I couldn't get

> to the bottom of it at that time.

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> Rogene

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