Pain after MUA
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I had MUA four weeks ago followed by physical therapy three times a week. The pain is much worse than it was before MUA and,although I did gain some movement straight up, I lost movement with rotation. That seems to get worse the more I work on it. Has anyone else experienced these problems following MUA? If so, what did you do? Is there more surgery involved?
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cheryl82973 connie428
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HI connie428 I'm 15 days post MUA and I've been dealing with a lot of pain and swelling from my shoulder to my elbow and down into my hand. I hav ed PT 3x@week plus a line chair that I have to use 3x@day for 20min I feel like I'm going to lose my mind... I want to know how much longer this will all continue....
dara93055 cheryl82973
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connie428 cheryl82973
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My MUA was on December 20. I am finally seeing results and the pain has lessened. I still have very little external rotation or movement behind my back, but we continue to chip away at it. I still go to PT three times a week. Adding neck stretching exercises seems to have been the key for me. Almost immediately the pain that radiated down my arm to my elbow and wrist went away. The first month was terrible, but it does get better. Hang in there!
Elainescribens9 connie428
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Hi
I didn't start to get arm up back until about 7 weeks after MUA. ..we all get there in the end..
amy14562 connie428
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Hi. I am 4 weeks today from my MUA surgery. I have been dealing with my shoulder since September. Did all the therapy and only saw minimal results. I'm a hairdresser and working was becoming impossible. Since surgery I am better. But the last week I am getting pain again back down my arm. My bicep pain and elbow pain. Also struggle with my neck I was told yesterday to back off my exercise and just to stretch. There isn't anything I have tried from Rubbing compounds to pain relievers that takes it away. It is comforting to read all the post to know I'm not alone. Because it Makes Me Crazy. I hope we can all put our heads together and find something that works. Please keep in touch. I will do the same. I'm only 45. And I'm active. But this has changed my activity in life. And I hate it. To answer someone else's question about having the surgery. I wished I would have done it sooner. Even though I still have pain. I can at least use my arm.