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Old 14-05-2008, 03:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Well after everyones help with the shoulder training the worst thing has happened and I have injured my left shoulder. I injured it in a boxing bout I had this fri
It is a pain at the front of my shoulder, sharp pain when I raise my arm. The pain has started to die down now although I still dont have full movement of it, any ideas what I may have done, is it just a pulled muscle ?
I doubt it has anything to do with me training shoulders as I have only trained them the once lately and this was about 2weeks before my fight.
Is it worth seeing a sports therapist about this sort of thing?
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Old 14-05-2008, 04:38 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Could be a small tear in your Anterior Deltoid which can be a synonymous injury with punching.
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thanks for that gazz, I am go and see a sports therapist to see if theres anything they can do! Im not one for visiting the doctor with this sort of thing as I know all I'll get told is to rest it.
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thanks for that gazz, I am go and see a sports therapist to see if theres anything they can do! Im not one for visiting the doctor with this sort of thing as I know all I'll get told is to rest it.
Yes i agree but you may be prescribed better forms of anti inflammatories than your usual boots brands.Hot and cold therapies are very productive in rehabilitating an injury too.Ask about those also,they may be cheaper on prescription.

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