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Frozen shoulder - flippin heck it hurts....

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    Frozen shoulder - flippin heck it hurts....

    Must be getting old. Falling to pieces...

    Flippin hurts like buggery. NHS useless - have a few painkillers. Private cortisone injection next on cards I think....

    Anyone else ever have? Apparently its more common when you're over 40 {sigh}
    Last edited by psychocandy; 16 May 2017, 13:26.
    Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!

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    Is this your play for Motability?

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      #3
      Probably stress. Get a massage asap. A wonder drug is not going to fix.
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        #4
        Originally posted by barrydidit View Post
        Is this your play for Motability?
        Ha ha - never thought of that!
        Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!

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          #5
          Originally posted by scooterscot View Post
          Probably stress. Get a massage asap. A wonder drug is not going to fix.
          Stress? Didn't know it was stress related?

          Not sure if a massage is going to sort out. Having done some research it appears to be the sort of thing that lasts a good while unless you have some sort of medical intervention. Its not great mind like I said.
          Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!

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            #6
            Originally posted by psychocandy View Post
            Must be getting old. Falling to pieces...

            Flippin hurts like buggery. NHS useless - have a few painkillers. Private cortisone injection next on cards I think....

            Anyone else ever have? Apparently its more common when you're over 40 {sigh}

            Masturbation - chronic neck and shoulder pain
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              #7
              My neighbour had it and described it as pain unimaginable. Couldn't sleep, couldn't move - just on massive doses of painkillers while he waited for a plan on how to try to cure it.

              Two or three painful surgeries eventually fixed it.

              Fingers crossed that yours doesn't get that bad
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                #8
                Is this some kind of online sick note PC?
                The Chunt of Chunts.

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                  #9
                  Had it when I was 33. Turned out to be two slipped disks in my neck. Was on tramadol, max dose ibuprofen (3x800mg a day), valium and fragmin (to prevent clots due to being fairly immobile). After a double diskectomy and spinal fusion (four hours of major surgery), the pain all went away, which was nice - didn't need the pain killers at all. Unfortunately, I'm left with a partially paralysed triceps and numbness in my left hand due the nerve damage (From the slipped disks, not the surgery). I was off work (permie at the time) for 5 months.

                  Had a really cool scar across my throat, but it's faded now - the surgeon's stitching was just too good.

                  If you have any numbness or muscle weakness, see a doc asap. The neurologist who first saw me figured out the issue just using pins to map the numbness. Then it was confirmed by an MRI - a CAT scan showed nothing.
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                    #10
                    Yes yes, a very common disease. Its called the public sector syndrome.
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