robbovius
Jan 22, 2007, 2:26 PM
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cracklover wrote: . I'll ask, what they'd do if their doctor told them "oh, well, arm injuries, who knows, at your age, it might take a year or more to heal, meanwhile, it's best to immobilize it."
dude, you've followed the progress of the issues I've had with the tendonitis in my elbow since 1/06...that's the course of tendon injuries. they take a LONG time to heal... and the older you are, thje longer it takes.
the tendonitis I had in my shoulders in the late 90s took 2 years to heal, and they are still tender. my elbow may never heal fully.
there's no pills, there's no therapy, there's no surgery - unless the tendon tears... sometimes injections of cortizone can help.
That said, there's a hand specialist office at the Metrowest Wellness center on rte 9 in framingham. they did my carpal tunnel surgery in '02, and gave me the cortizone for my elbow last summer which worked wonders...check them out.
here's the link:
http://www.mwmc.com/FindAPhysician
Louis Jurist, M.D. 761 Worcester Road,
Framingham, MA 01701 508-872-7881
Michael Brunelli, M.D. 761 Worcester Road,
Framingham, MA 01701 508-872-7881
jurist is the guy who did my carpal tunnel, brunelli treated my elbow tendonitis.
(This post was edited by robbovius on Jan 22, 2007, 2:27 PM)
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