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Post by Atrum Fri Mar 23, 2012 9:07 pm

So question for any people with some lifting experience.

Basic summary: Pulled/Strained/etc something in my left forearm. Basically it hurts whenever I pick something up or set something down. Still noticeable while doing the motions but mainly on pickup/setdown. First noticed it on Front Dumbbell Raises, but it's by far most severe in Straight Bar Curls, and EZ Bar Curls. Bascially Bicep work.

I assume it's something with the tendons so atm plan to:
-Stop lifting for 1-3 weeks until pain is gone
-Ice/Apply Biofreeze regularly


If anyone has more experience with this let me know if there's something better I could be doing, or if a Brace is necessary for recovery.
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Post by S7 DROOPY Fri Mar 23, 2012 9:32 pm

man that sucks, I've hurt myself plenty working out, sounds to me that you either pulleds a tendon or ligiment. lets hope that you didn't tear it! ice it down/cold compress for about 45min every couple hours for a day or two take about 3 ibuprohon every 10 hours. if its still real bad after about 4 or 5 days go to the doctor, Ive got a lot of bad parts from torn muscles that i never let heal correctly from my younger days that ache let a mofo now. wait at least a full week after the pain is gone and go lite
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Post by S7 Panzer Fri Mar 23, 2012 9:35 pm

My dad suffers from tendinitis in his hands and regularly wears a brace, so if you are doing activities that regularly force you to use that tendon then yes a brace would be recommended. Now the procedure for correctly healing a tendon other then putting the least amount of strain on it I really don't know.

Best of luck healing up that tendon, I hate tendon injures I much rather have a broken bone, heals up stronger then before.
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Post by S7 Zalacious Sat Mar 24, 2012 12:43 am

Take it easy for awhile and ice it down. Also might want to look into some sports massage therapy and/or deep tissue with a focus on arms.

Braces can help but it depends on the injury and how often you plan on wearing it. Prolonged use of a brace can actually hurt your recovery time but can help further injury or strain when doing activities.
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Post by Atrum Sat Mar 24, 2012 11:24 am

Yeah, don't think it's torn. Talked to a PT and he tried wrist movements that should have hurt if it was torn. Suppose I'll just be careful to not hurt it more and let it recover. Thanks for the posts.
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Post by DeadSockPuppet Sat Mar 24, 2012 1:49 pm

Hope that everything works out for you with this. Sports injuries can be such a pain in the ass.
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Post by S7 Epic Sat Mar 24, 2012 5:22 pm

Stop jerking it so much?
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Post by S7 Panzer Sat Mar 24, 2012 8:47 pm

You think after marriage jerking would take a decrease, if only slightly.
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Post by DerangeMaverick Sat Mar 24, 2012 10:05 pm

You think that by jerking so much you wouldn't get an arm injury as easy.
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Post by DeadSockPuppet Sat Mar 24, 2012 10:06 pm

Some tried to bus out The Stranger and injured the off arm.
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Post by DerangeMaverick Sat Mar 24, 2012 10:07 pm

S7 SockPuppet wrote:Some tried to bus out The Stranger and injured the off arm.

True, True. "I'm going lefty tonight, oh yeah Stranger in the bath tub."
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Post by S7 Epic Sun Mar 25, 2012 9:19 am

Splash, splash, splash, splash, splash, splash....EVACUATE!!!
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Post by DeadSockPuppet Mon Mar 26, 2012 12:00 am

S7 Epic wrote:Splash, splash, splash, splash, splash, splash....EVACUATE!!!

Happy ending for all?
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Post by DerangeMaverick Mon Mar 26, 2012 2:00 pm

S7 SockPuppet wrote:
S7 Epic wrote:Splash, splash, splash, splash, splash, splash....EVACUATE!!!

Happy ending for all?

if not for all then definitely for epic.
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Post by S7 Coolhand Mon Mar 26, 2012 6:39 pm

Wow, this took a dirty turn. LOL
I wouldn't wear a brace all the time. Take a month off of lifting, then use a brace only when lifting for a month or so. Is it up near the elbow kinda on the ouside? For that, rather than a brace, I would recommend wearing a tight band like you see pro atheletes wearing. The tendons in the forearm will slowly tear away from the elbow under repetitive strenuous exercise, so wearing one may help mitigate further damage and definitely helps with the pain. I've suffered from this due to heaving one-arm throws and awkward saves as goalkeeper and it can be excrutiating. Definitely stop lifting for a while - this is not the kind of pain you just man-up to and work through.
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Post by Atrum Mon Mar 26, 2012 6:51 pm

Yeah definitely not near the elbow, a la tennis elbow. It's pretty well centered. I'm giving it a couple weeks and then going to slowly test it out. Pretty sure it's just a strain on the tendons. Not doing a brace, if I did it wouldn't be for anything other than remind me to not pick stuff up.
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Post by S7 Coolhand Mon Mar 26, 2012 6:59 pm

Good, hope its just a strained muscle then - good luck!
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