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katarinka
Aug 7, 2001, 2:19 AM
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If you have tendinitis, the best you can do is to visit MD and rest, because movements and overloading cause spreading of inflamatory to another tendines. I am very sorry..... but tendinitis is a real problem and if you don't heal it (anthibiotics, corticosteroids, rest and supportive treatment), could be climbing this time fatal for your future climbing...
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boulder_chalk
Aug 7, 2001, 9:07 AM
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I have the same problem in my right shoulder, i give it rest and all the things that says will heal it and it just doesn't seem to go away and my doctor said it will take a very long time before it does. For people that have it just stick through the tough days and climb on!
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kagunkie
Aug 7, 2001, 9:14 AM
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I popped my shoulder in about ninetyfour and it still gives me pain (sever) sometimes. The last doctor gave me Viox and that stuff is a miracle drug, it takes a few days to work but it does the trick for me. NEVER SURRENDER!!!
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climb512
Aug 7, 2001, 10:45 AM
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get to a good orthopedic.general practioners arent qualified to treat any joint disorder. there are great treatments including surgical for tendonitis. if your G.P. gives trouble with a referal then demand one and change docs. Remember he gets a big chunk of jingle every time he drag you in, plus bonus from the insurance for not using too many referals or special testing. Its your health, expect and demand the best, youre paying for it.
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congo
Aug 21, 2001, 3:31 AM
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urgh.. ..a few months ago i recovered from pretty severe rsi in the wrists from climbing. also my elbows and shoulders click and can give me pretty bad pains.. ..my doc gave me this crazy s--- called brufen, its bascially 400mg of ibuprofen (anti-inflammitary anti-histamine) that helps a lot but is more of a pain killer than i cure. my shoulders still kill after training.
i just live with it, im not giving up climbing.
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katarinka
Aug 21, 2001, 11:02 PM
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upps!
brufen doesn't heal the cause, just supress the consequence (pain).....and is too weak to supress inflamation in such structures like tendines are...
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climberchk
Aug 21, 2001, 11:17 PM
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I have tendinitis in my left elbow, and it was starting in my right. What I found is, that most climbers have a tendency to "hunch over." Not with their back, but with their shoulders, that in turn causes your tendons to work harder. While climbing, try to keep your shoulders back(don't over do it and arch your back)it will put some of the strain in your back muscles instead. Also, don't climb off and on keep it some what routine! Hope that helps, it worked for me.
[ This Message was edited by: climberchk on 2001-08-21 23:19 ]
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rck_climber
Sep 27, 2001, 2:31 PM
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Yeah, I've got tendonitis in my right elbow that's been killing me for the last couple of months.
I've seen the medics and docs several times, but I just keep getting 800mg tablets of Motrin and advice to stay off it (God bless the military docs) - yeah right! Even if I didn't climb, I'd still have to lift and run every day with my soldiers, so if I'm gonna be hurting, I might as well enjoy it.
I'll heal someday - just not today !
Mick
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camhead
Sep 27, 2001, 3:03 PM
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okay, I'm totally ignorant, and I know that this forum is not a substitute for a visit to the MD. What are the signs and symptoms of tendonitus? My right shoulder is getting progressively worse, with lack of range in motion, a feeling that it will just fall out of socket at any given time. If I flex right, the whole joint feels as if it will give out. Do I need to stop climbing?
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squeeks
Nov 30, 2001, 10:25 PM
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try ice massage. works wonders.
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bumblesbounce
Dec 1, 2001, 11:57 AM
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What is tendontis? How do you get? What are some symtoms? I just wanna knnow
Thanks,
Fawn LeMay
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