Been In The Business For 15 Years. Anyone Else Having Shoulder Pain?

This is when you hire someone.

When the doctor asks you.... does it hurt when you do this ?? Then, don't do that. ​

 

The problem isn't probably so much how much your lifting or the ways your lifting/moving but probably more the movements your making. Repetitive similar movements day in and day out can cause issues. When you leave work you need to do more excersize doing motions you don't do throughout the day. 34 is pretty young man. Probably something like a rotator cuff tendonitis.

 

Had almost an identical issue had to get cortisone shots to cut the inflammation and get me back to work. Now I just make sure to stretch and work it out in all directions. Hanging from a pullup bar for 5 mins or so seemed to help some also.

 

Yep, like has been said, a repetitive stress issue, and then a good jolt will really kick it in. I had to do some PT and then follow an easy regime of stretching/exercise to keep it from happening again, well it will happen again, but at least minimize it

 

Dare I say......switch hands.

 

Yes, but only til ya need glasses.

 

My right shoulder hurt allot last year. I think it was caused by bad sleeping position.
Now it's just a constant soreness. I can handle that.

The older you get the more sore you are and the longer it takes to heal...

Exercise works wonders to prevent that.

 

Try breaking your collar bone at 60, my shoulder is toast. As I age I find the best way to combat life's aches and pains is with extreme activity/exercise. 300 push-ups a day and my shoulder doesn't feel so lame. Pedal 25 miles a day and legs, knees & back feel much stronger. Do more, not less.

 

Sounds like a Possible torn or damaged rotator cuff in your shoulder,,,I have had 3 surgeries on my left and 1 on my right..It hurts like hell when it flares up..If thats what it is i would not play around ,Mine kill me when i sleep on my shoulder wrong some nights..If it doesnt get fixed you can lose feeling all the way down to your fingers and go numb. just my thought on your pain..

 

Seriously, you should get it checked out. What you're describing could be one of maybe a dozen different similar problems. Only some x-rays will tell you properly. Otherwise. it is all guessing and you'll still be in pain at the end of the day. Exercising possibly for the wrong problem could exacerbate your problem more. I had a torn rotator cuff and was getting ready for surgery, last November/December and with a last ditch effort, started taking something called Bromelain. About 2 weeks later, the pain had lessened. 4 weeks and the pain was definitely bearable and within 3 months, about 90% of my pain was gone. In fact, I built a 35' x 65' enclosed vegetable garden and a 8' x 12' shed last March into summer. In late July, I fractured my lower back and even the doctors said I healed really fast. I think it was all due to the Bromelain. I can't promise you the same results, but I know many people who have said they feel much better since they started taking it.

No more pain traveling down the arm when sleeping. I can move my arm across my chest in close quarters with absolutely no pain. Most of all, I can throw a baseball, again.... without any shooting pain whatsoever.

Get it checked, instead of listening to maybe stories.

 

Two common injury groups in the trade for comp claims.. repetitive motion (carpal tunnel) and joint issues. For wrappers the knees will go after 10 years. For general installers shoulder injuries can be anytime. For production staff and computer operators, carpal tunnel almost anytime.

I've excluded mentioning the pesky XActo based injuries as those are remedied by super glue and common sense.

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This sort of thing does happen. Get to the doctor. A friend of mine had the same symptoms and ended up getting the arm socket assembly replaced. Now he's doing just fine. The other choice is pain management. That seems to be extremely hard to get on anymore, especially in Oklahoma. Maybe it is different there.

 

Yes, go to a doctor. You're young, handled correctly healing will come fast. I wouldn't excercise a problem like this, most likely will exacerbate the problem.

 

Go see a doctor and get an MRI to see if there is a problem. Seems like everyone on here has some sort of aches and pains.
I go to LAFitness 3 or 4 times a week and I know what the pain is cause from when I have it. They have machines that will strengthen up your shoulders
or as one person said, pushups or pullups, I am not a young man anymore either and exercise is really good for you. Start slow and build yourself up. Good luck and stay away from the pain pills because then you will be coming on here with different problems.

 

I'm closer to 60 than I am to 50 and lately everything above the neckline has started to hurt. Some of my 24 hour work days have been stretching into 36 -- 40 hour shifts but I think it is all in my head. It sucks to get old.

wayne k
guam usa

 

Yea, I am closer to 70 than I am to 60 and GAC05 just made me laugh, the only thing I use my head for is to hold my glasses on. The only thing good about old age is Medicare.

 

Been thru the same thing over the last 9 years, had Bursitis in the right shoulder and had 5 Cortisone shots into the joint (did absolutely nothing), looks pretty cool watching the needle go in then the fluid squirts in and swirls around...(watching it on the Ultra sound). Been getting worse and can't even lift my arm anywhere near shoulder height and when it cracks...the pain is a 10... so went and had another utrasound and found tears, floaty bits and Arthritis which has built up in the joint causing pain. Dr talking of operating and scrapping arthritis out of the joint, but I have spoken to quite a few that have had it done and it's 50/50....some said it worked, while others no improvement. I'm still debating.
My advice is get it checked as soon as possible, don't be like me and wait till its too late.