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SPORTS & WORKOUT INJURIES


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Right now have a left wrist sprain. It hurts at the beginning of a barbell curl and hurts at certain positions. Applying ice as well as have a wrist wrap around it now.

Wrist injuries are usually of RSI cause - Repetitive strain Injury.

 

wrist problems are one of the most difficult issues with active individuals. The wrist is a complex joint connects the dextrous hand and fingers with the mobile arm and forearm. It moves with almost all hand motions and is indispensable especially when working out. Anatomically there are small bones held by ligaments, this structure allows great mobility but not much stability(compare it with the ankle). The wrist was not designed for prolonged weight bearing.

 

Since ligaments and bone are most likely injured in the wrist, recovery takes longer. Currently treatment starts with Immobilization of the wrist (splints) with cessation or moderation of aggravating activity. Sorry bro, you'll have to rest for a while and if you really want to work out listen to your wrist. The slightest sign of pain means that something is wrong. DO NOT go all beastmode and say "NO PAIN NO GAIN". Pain is a protective mechanism and must be headed especially with wrist injuries.

 

Applying ice is good post work out. It would also help if you had your back shoulders elbow check are they are a part of a kinematic chain. A problem in one may affect the others. Hope this helped.

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through the years madami-dami na din

 

sprained ankes, sprained wrists, tennis elbow, hurting knees, hurting lower back, hurting left shoulder, sprained fingers, mga pasa-pasa.

 

right now the outer sole of my left foot is a bit painful after doing some exercise. i guess connected din siya sa pagka baba ng arch ng feet ko

 

what i've noticed though the knees and the back problems pretty much disappeared when i lost a bunch of poundage

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