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Old 01-18-2012, 04:18 PM #1
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Has anyone experienced EXTRA pain between the middle of and deep within the back of the shoulderblades post first rib excision op?
I seem to be losing strength and aching/fatigued easily in this region, more so now than before my operation!
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Old 01-18-2012, 04:30 PM #2
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I haven't done the surgery, but I've had some of those symptoms lately from two sources:

-- Got sloppy about my posture again. Forward head position can pull on parts of your upper back.

-- I did a funny pec minor stretch, but all it did was mess with my shoulder blade.

I can't say what your symptoms are caused by, but maybe that's food for thought.

I got fixed up with PT+OMT today though, so feeling better.

Time for a relaxing nap...
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I haven't done the surgery, but I've had some of those symptoms lately from two sources:

-- Got sloppy about my posture again. Forward head position can pull on parts of your upper back.

-- I did a funny pec minor stretch, but all it did was mess with my shoulder blade.

I can't say what your symptoms are caused by, but maybe that's food for thought.

I got fixed up with PT+OMT today though, so feeling better.

Time for a relaxing nap...
Funny you should mention that about the pec minor and shoulderblade..... my are both playing up at the same time.
I actually have an appointment with the hospital physio on Friday so will mention as much as I can.................. I just hope they are patient with me, what with my ever increasing list of symptoms!!!!!
Best wishes
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Funny you should mention that about the pec minor and shoulderblade..... my are both playing up at the same time.
I actually have an appointment with the hospital physio on Friday so will mention as much as I can.................. I just hope they are patient with me, what with my ever increasing list of symptoms!!!!!
Best wishes
We are on same time table with our surgery, and I also have that problem as well. I also get burning pain in tricep ever once in awhile which never happened before the surgery. What a battle this had been. The cold weather and constant weather changes have had a big effect on me as well.
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We are on same time table with our surgery, and I also have that problem as well. I also get burning pain in tricep ever once in awhile which never happened before the surgery. What a battle this had been. The cold weather and constant weather changes have had a big effect on me as well.
Oh yeah.... don't mention the cold!!!!!!!!!!! OUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hope you are not too sore. Best wishes to you
Sorry about keeping the reply short, but pretty tender today
Oh well.
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