Bah, injuries are so depressing!!
Just heal ffs, so I can run lol!!
:/
Bah, injuries are so depressing!!
Just heal ffs, so I can run lol!!
:/
You're not kidding. Think there really is more to this curse of CTJM!Originally Posted by ukhursty
Well the injuries are never sustained on CTJM hehe! So its safe to go on one!You're not kidding. Think there really is more to this curse of CTJM!
Just be more careful when running anywhere else!
Well, I am NOT happy.
I have awful buttock discomfort.........piriformis??
It came on during a lovely head-torcher on Thurs.
Ibuprofen has been required.
Any suggestions as to an overnight cure........I am limping.
BOO.
Does anyone know if a "courtesy buttock" is availiable on the NHS? (I will return it in good (ish) condition once my own is healed.)
got a trapped nerve in my back which is giving me jip in the buttock (no smirking!) seeing a physio which seems to be costing me a fortune! not sure if i should go to an osteopath too just as a second opinion?,,,, any advice anyone?
I would be collaborative with your physiotherapist (open communication is vital). If you don't trust/understand/agree with what you're being told, or what is being done.......say so (in a +ve way!).
If you know (by reputation) a good osteopath, then it's worth a go, but don't see two independent clinicians simultaneously without discussion...........How will you know what's working/not working??
Other sporting folk are usually pretty good at recommending someone who is skilled in the area of sports realated problems.........?ask the forum for a trusted clinician (of whatever variety) in your area?
If some of this helps, I'm glad...........I am still in need of a "courtesy buttock" (see my post above), so perhaps we could share a working pair between us??
Can I have Friday to Sunday as time-share??
Best of luck.
K.
thanks for the advice chugger,
i guess im just a bit synical when it comes to asking my physio wheather i should see a osteopath,,, like he's actually going to recommend i go else where.
i know you cant put a price on health but i really cant afford it! although i'm going to ring my occupational health rep to see if i can get something through my job.
hope your buttock heals quickly!
Good luck!
I still think that if you are going to spend money, go and see someone with a good reputation.........someone who regularly works with "athletes" and has some idea of what you're approach (mental and physical) to recovery is like.
In my experience a therapist (of whatever sort) who regularly has contact with sportspoeple will be used to be questionned and taking the very collaborative approach we pushy folk need.
I work in the NHS and would never have anything said against it, but your average clinician there will not have a huge number of sporting people on their caseloads..........I know this is a generalisation and "all generalistaions are rubbish".
Let us know how you get on with occy health!
well occupational health basically told me that since I've had 5 sessions with my private therapist then referring me to their physio wouldn't make any difference because they only offer 3 fast track sessions, i told them i didn't mind only 3 session as it would at least give me a second opinion/confirmation to what i've already been diagnosed with. occy health advised me to see my gp which i am going to do monday, god bless nhs! my wife works for them too.
why is there always a temptation in the back saying just go for a run anyway, especially since it doesn't hurt when i run! just afterwards!
The temptation is always there becuse a) we sometimes get away with it and b) as a person who runs, ignoring pain is part of what we have trained ourselves to do.
I still have need of a "courtesy buttock" and dare not run....some soft tissue massge has helped......is it worth a call to the physiotherapist??
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