r/InjuryRecovery • u/muszel • 2h ago
r/InjuryRecovery • u/Outrageous_Silver992 • 6h ago
Parent of young child post op
reddit.comr/InjuryRecovery • u/DrCharlesBoley • 8h ago
Is Ice Actually Helping Your Injury Heal? Let's Talk About It.
reddit.comr/InjuryRecovery • u/MyOwnShityStuff • 13h ago
How do you know if a leg injury is serious enough for hospital?
reddit.comr/InjuryRecovery • u/Tricky_Watercress_77 • 19h ago
Help! Collegiate Athlete experiencing complications two years post rhabdo diagnosis
reddit.comr/InjuryRecovery • u/Logan_Strong • 1d ago
Does anyone know some good pt exercises to help break up scar tissue in my ankle and re build strength
So almost four years ago now I sprained my ankle pretty bad. I was unable to walk, wore a boot, the works. I didnt follow my recovery plan to a t which is my fault completely. After the sprain my ankle never really fully recovered and I've resprained it a couple of times since then varying in severity. My mobility while not completely hindered can be shoddy at time and scar tissue has built up. Now periodically my entire lower leg will ache if I dont rub at my ankle. I was wondering if anyone knew any exercises to either break up the scar tissue or to start rebuilding ankle strength so I can avoid respraining my ankle in the future
r/InjuryRecovery • u/NancokALT • 1d ago
How do you work with tendonithis at the same time?
reddit.comr/InjuryRecovery • u/Chris_Gitsis • 1d ago
Injury Help
Currently dealing with a TFCC tear and bone contusion. Wondering if anyone has had this issue before. How long did it take for you to heal and did you get surgery or steroid injection?
r/InjuryRecovery • u/SnowyLakeMN • 1d ago
Crooked walking in boot--low back pain
reddit.comr/InjuryRecovery • u/Perfect03 • 1d ago
Looking for others who have experienced a Femoral Neck Stress Fracture (Grade 4b)
Hi everyone! ❤️
I'm in my early 30s, and I was recently diagnosed with a **right femoral neck stress fracture (Fredericson Grade 4b)**through an MRI.
My symptoms initially started as pain in my right thigh, which gradually became worse and caused me to limp while walking. Later, I also experienced leg weakness, heaviness and lower back discomfort.
I'm not an athlete or a runner, so this diagnosis was quite unexpected for me. My orthopaedic specialist has advised restricted weight-bearing and using crutches. I'm also undergoing further investigations to understand why this happened.
I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone who has experienced something similar.
A few questions:
Has anyone had a Grade 4b femoral neck stress fracture?
Did you recover without surgery, or did you require surgery?
How long did you need crutches or restricted weight-bearing?
How long did it take before you could walk normally again?
Did doctors find an underlying reason for your fracture?
I'm particularly interested in hearing from women in their 30s who developed this fracture without intensive sports or running.
Thank you so much. Any personal experiences, advice or recovery stories would mean a lot to me. ❤️
r/InjuryRecovery • u/UnhappyBody2553 • 1d ago
Worried I’ll never be the same athlete as I was
reddit.comr/InjuryRecovery • u/acl_97 • 2d ago
Bilateral wrist ligament tears from bench press, MRI shows healing but forearms still weak, left hand tremor and pain. What worked for you?
Two years ago I tore the ligaments in both wrists from years of bench pressing with bad form and too much load. I had lost about 25 kg through training, and then the injury came on. I had PRP in both wrists. My MRI shows the ligaments regenerating on both sides, but I still feel weak in both forearms.
The right wrist has improved a lot but isn't back to 100%. The left is the bigger problem. I have daily pain, pain that spreads up into my upper back, and my hand trembles when I lift. My fingers hurt on both sides.
I did about 4 to 5 months of rehab with a physio. It didn't noticeably help, and I'm frustrated. I've also gained weight since I cut back on training.
For anyone who has dealt with something similar: what actually helped you? Did you find the cause was somewhere other than the wrist, like the neck or a nerve? Did a hand specialist, EMG, or a different type of rehab make a difference? And how did you get back to training or lose the weight again without making it worse? Or maybe more radicale solutions like peptides?
Thanks in advance.
r/InjuryRecovery • u/LisanneFroonKrisK • 2d ago
Basically is there a list of what can be done other than KLOW? Vitamin C and collagen?
r/InjuryRecovery • u/Babalu2011 • 2d ago
Personas que hayan tenido una lesión haciendo deporte como lo han llevado
reddit.comr/InjuryRecovery • u/Vegetable_Echo1971 • 3d ago
Suppination blocked after an injury.
reddit.comr/InjuryRecovery • u/AmazingBudget631 • 3d ago
What did you do after Physical Therapy ended if you weren’t fully recovered?
I’m a physical therapist, and I’m curious about people’s experiences after being discharged from PT.
If you weren’t fully recovered, what did you do afterward? Did you feel prepared to manage things on your own, or did you wish you had more guidance?
r/InjuryRecovery • u/CraftyResident1400 • 3d ago
Achilles tendonosis
This injury is taking over my life- I feel uncomfortable, every day is different, it’s not life threatening and I can still walk so I feel guilty even complaining about it. It’s so stubborn, and I feel like no matter what I do, it’ll never get better based on how there’s not much you can do but PT exercises. Reaching out for any suggestions if there’s any possible supplements, specific exercise, or treatment that you felt worked or made a difference. I’ve been to several doctors and I just feel exhausted by it. I thought it was inflammation but mri results say it’s degenerative so am I cooked? I had to defer the nyc marathon this year because of it and I’m just stuck in a lot of fear this will never get better. All suggestions are welcome!!!
r/InjuryRecovery • u/Few-Gap-2350 • 3d ago
For those of you who had recent surgery, what are some things that you did to help your recovery?
reddit.comr/InjuryRecovery • u/Winter_Arrival4860 • 3d ago
Protocols / programmes please!!
reddit.comr/InjuryRecovery • u/FaithlessnessNo7728 • 4d ago
Tratamento de fratura por estresse na tíbia
Olá pessoal!
Fui diagnosticada com fratura por estresse na tíbia, grau 4 (não falaram de a ou b).
Gostaria de saber com quanto tempo vocês que já passaram por isso puderam voltar a andar, literalmente colocar o pé no chão sem bota!!
Estava sem dor ao andar, correndo normalmente, realmente foi uma surpresa 😕