Posted: 11/7/2013 7:28:04 PM EDT
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hold your arm out and up as if being sworn in. Have a friend or spouse hold your elbow and push your hand back as if slapping it. See if the pain gets worse, might be a bone spur hitting the rotator cuff ligament . had a friend with very similar issues, went to the doctor and they did this simple test, along with x-ray to confirm. But he said he felt the pain mainly in his tricept and down into the forearm.
he did the cortisone injection into the joint to help with the pain etc. ligament was not torn. But the bone spur was hitting it causing inflammation putting pressure on a nerve. I am no doctor, but just last 2 weeks ago my friend had the issue. So guess its just a thought. on edit-- he said the pain would start when doing work , but over the weekend he took it easy and the pain would go away. As soon as he started doing manual labor within a day it would act up again. Said it felt like constant muscle cramp. got real bad at one paint he thought he was about to have a heart attack. pain was mostly in the area you have in the pic. |
| I am wondering about referred pain. I haven't lifted in a while, due to hand pain. My shooting and music is a little more important to me, and both have been negatively impacted. I have some sort of impingement that is affecting at the least, my ulnar nerve (or so it seems). Do you mind if I send you a PM? |
