Quote:
Originally Posted by Train4Pain Outside, it feels as though I over extended it. Which I may have. |
Ok, here's the deal, follow me word for word,, don't skip a line,,ok,,
1. Get a styrofoam cup and fill it with water and freeze it.
2. Once frozen cut the bottom out about 1/2 inch, exposing the
ice.
3. Perform a ice massage on and around the area for 10 minutes at a time
over a sink.
4. Rub in circles the entire area, until its numb.
5. NO WORKING OUT for 7 days.
Your tendon is inflammed / swollen inside the sheath that is slides in and out from. You need to reduce the swelling first. Take some ibuprofen to help aid in reducing the swelling to. You need to do this procedure as many times of the day as possible. You need to remove yourself from weight training until your pain free. Then after your pain free, you need to STAY Away from the weights for 7 whole days.
My wife is a Physical Therapist and I had the same exact issue. I followed the above steps to the T.
Happy to say I have had no issues for ( get this ) 5 years...
Chris