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6 signs that youve really hurt yourself
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Monday, May 02, 2005 11:20 PM
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1. Joint Pain Joint pain, particularly in the joints of the knee, ankle, elbow and wrist, should never be ignored. Because these joints are not covered by muscle, there is rarely a muscular origin. Joint pain that lasts more than 48 hours requires a physician diagnosis 2. Tenderness At A Specific Point If you can elicit pain at a specific point in a bone, muscle or joint, by pressing your finger into it, you may have a significant injury. If the same spot on the other side of the body does not produce the same pain, you should probably see a physician 3. Swelling Swelling is usually quite obvious, and can be seen, but occasionally you may feel swollen without outward signs. Swelling is always a sign of a sports injury and should never be ignored. Often, swelling within a joint will cause pain, stiffness, or may produce a clicking sound as the tendons snap over one another because they have been pushed into a new position due to swelling 4. Reduced Range Of Motion If swelling isn't obvious, you can usually find it by checking for a reduced range of motion in a joint. If there is significant swelling within a joint, you will lose range of motion; the limb will only go so far in each direction. Again, compare one side of the body with the other to identify major differences. If there are any, you have an injury that needs attention 5. Comparative Weakness Comparing one side to the other for weakness is often hard to do, but can be a good clue to identify significant injury. One way to tell is to left the same weight with the right and left side and look at the result. Often therapists will test comparative weakness manually or with special equipment 6. Numbness and Tingling Never ignore numbness or tingling. Often related to nerve compression, these warning signs may indicate serious injury and should always be seen by a physician
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RE: 6 signs that youve really hurt yourself
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Monday, May 16, 2005 6:48 PM
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good post! what about when you go too low on an exercise and your lower back seizes up..jeepers creepers I cant MOVE today!!
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RE: 6 signs that youve really hurt yourself
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Monday, May 16, 2005 7:09 PM
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that cant be good...
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RE: 6 signs that youve really hurt yourself
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Thursday, May 19, 2005 2:29 AM
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so pins and needles in the foot or leg is a warning sign?
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RE: 6 signs that youve really hurt yourself
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Thursday, May 19, 2005 3:20 AM
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pins and needles are not good thats for sure. Give us more details about the pins and needles. Where, when, if painful etc.
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