I hate it when doctors say that "she's doing it for attention" I've been told that, I was vomiting and was having severe headaches non-stop And they tell me I'm doing it for ATTENTION ?!? It disgusts me Wouldn't you rather treat a patient with nothing wrong with him/her, Than leave another in pain and then tell her it's just for freakin attention?! Ugh
Sounds like you have migraines. Have you ever gone to see a Neurologist? If you can't go, try to look up the foods that trigger migraines and cut them out of your diet. Maybe that is a start. My daughter gets headaches and then vomits from them. That started when she was 7 yrs old. at 9 yrs old it was happening every month. The Dr. referred us to a Neurologist who told us she has Migraines with aura. Gave us a list of foods to cut out and work back in slowly to find a trigger. Oranges and fake sugars are the main triggers for her.
After hearing about this girl and slipping rib syndrome I broke down crying.. for years I've had the worst pain in my ribs and when I saw videos of her holding her rib I thought of myself because that all I ever did and it's gotten progressively worse through the years and now I'm to the point where breathing isn't a function it's a painful process that I have to force myself to do and I wake up at night in the worst pain now... I cry about it almost everyday being in this agonizing pain... my family thought it was because I was unfit and didn't exercise and my doctor told me it was Costochondritis.. however seeing this made me realize the truth and I'm so glad because now I'm trying to find a way to get better.. however the next step of getting better is a mystery to me and my family.. everyday I wish I was just a normal kid and I cry and cry wishing I wasn't in this horrible pain everyday.. it gets so bad that sometimes I get light headed and feel like fainting.. seeing her happy and seeing how she figured this out is amazing and I wish I can get the same help to make it through this.. I'm just so happy to have figured this out because not a lot of doctors know about this and I would have never found out about this if it weren't for this amazing girl.. it would've gotten worse and worse without this showing me what I have.. so thank you for this.. I will keep moving on and trying to be strong until I can breath easily and move without pain.. thank you
Also people have told me so many times that it's growing pains or just stupid things which made me think that it was all in my head and it wasn't there but the pain getting worse showed me that it's not.. I can't raise my arm up without hurting.. sometimes just walking or getting out of a chair hurts so much..
Yeah that girl is lucky they must have money. I've been dealing with slipping rib for 2 years now. The doc told me my ribs are "perfectly normal," but she can see "there is a problem." She suggested I'd see a chiropractor. Yea ok... only if my insurance covered that. Oh well, I guess that means I should be functioning like a normal human being then. Except I can't walk for long, run, pick anything up that's heavy, lay on my stomach, and sides, workout, and many more I'm yet to discover I can't do. Just your typical normal living. I've been dealing with it for so long that I've become use to the pain.
ive been having these exact symptoms for awhile and its getting so painful but no doctor can figure out why, its only on the left side of my ribs and always the same spots.. did i just find a possible answer??
Ash c: I'm not so sure I tried doing research but be very descriptive with your doctor tell them which ribs are hurting and when they hurt and hopefully you get a diagnosis. :)
Jung kute thank you! i have a condition that affects my ligaments so all of them are loose and lots of my joints are severely affected and pop and dislocate a lot, so it would actually make sense
Ash c: I'm that way too. my sports injury doctor explained that since I'm double jointed that most of my ligaments and stuff are like rubber bands so my shoulders dislocate a lot and very easily and if physical therapy doesn't help then I'll have to go into surgery.
TrueDirectionerHLLNZ i have the same problem, they believe it's ehlors-danlos syndrome but haven't confirmed it with a genetic test yet. the only option left for over half of my joints is surgery at this point. hopefully they'll figure out a better treatment option for people like us!
Ok this made me cry but probably for a different reason. I’ve been dealing with this for over a decade. In fact when I was asked if it hurt when I breathed deeply I said no but then I took a deep breath and felt the sharp pain. I didn’t even realize I had gotten used to not breathing deep. I’ve had epidural blocks in my spine and trigger point injections and my gall bladder removed. They say surgery is a last resort. No one wants surgery if they don’t need it, but right now I just want this dadgum rib out of my body. I want to walk and sit and bend over and BREATHE without this awful pain.
I’m so glad she got better! That must’ve been so awesome to see Missy up there taking to her! (I personally am a swimmer, and that would just be amazing!)
I was diagnosed with this, but didn't have surgery, I had many chiropractic treatments and it got better. It came back a couple years later, more chiro, got better again. I can't believe they moved right to surgery. It's a VERY VERY painful condition.
I remmeber thinking for most of my life that it was normal for your rib to go out of place and back, just to find out early 2017 at the age of 14 that it was not.
I'm 25 years old and I have had this problem with my left rib for years and never knew what it was until now (I'm assuming it's this) I went to the doctor's when I was around 17 and he examined me and said there's not much we can do for ribs, the floating ribs aren't sitting right and basically told me I have to put up with it. It's got worse over the years and I always get this clicking and grinding feeling. If I expand my chest you can see my rib poking out, looks like a little lump. It's my party trick to push it from the back of my rib cage and it will poke through my stomach and it really grosses people out. Mine isnt that painful, it can be at times but it's mostly a huge discomfort and stops me from doing yoga and most exercise really. After seeing this I'm definitely going back to the doctor's asap to demand something is done.
have this. I would actually call this an injury. For me it was an obvious injury, but it was not obvious what I had. I believe symptoms are different for everyone. Mine has progressively gotten worse. I have been misdiagnosed several times. I have been trying to figure out what is wrong with me for 9 years now. All I know is I was doing a twisting exercise, and since then it just feels like the left side of my body was dying. I was EXTREMELY active before hand running 4 miles a day, and lifting weights 5 times a week, plus boxing, soccer, and basketball. I was told varying things by doctors who had no clue. This is very misunderstood, and very elusive. If you have discover you ACTUALLY have this, and ACTUALLY have been diagnosed correctly, congratulations. I want to help people who have this because I know it has been extremely life altering for me, and feel great sympathy for those going through it, as it can be quite lonely. There is one test a physical therapist had me do as I started my journey on the right path (all thanks be to God). I stood sideways to a wall, and reached up and over towards the wall, stretching obliques and ribs. ( similar time a stretch you see the you lady in this video do when in pain) My side of injury was WAY MORE “flexible”. My other other side was SUPER TIGHT. Do this test and see if you find the same thing. If it does, there is hope. I want to give you all my knowledge I have gathered here but it is an overwhelming amount of information. I do want to inform you that out of desperation we try SEVERAL things. Some were antagonizing and harming my injury. Since I saught so many treatments and saw so many practitioners, we tried massage, stretching, surgery, considered drugs for pain. The stretch this young lady does is harmful. Think about it. If we stretch the side of pain where theoretically we have a rib slipping, we are putting it in a position where it is elongated. Those muscles that create stability there are already stretched enough. We want to strengthen those not stretch them. Another thing I want you to know is there does not have to be an obvious cause. This injury was not because I did that one movement only, and I doubt it was just one thing for you. That instability on that side was created by habits of positions I am comfortable in. You will need to become ultra aware of what your body is doing ALL DAY LONG. You will notice you aren’t able to sit or lay the same way you do on “the other side”. This actually isn’t easy to discover or notice and will come with time. You will need to learn your body. This should be done even if you already had surgery as I stated it was caused by body position habits and muscle imbalances you still have. The muscles I suspect are involved are the quadratus lumborum ( the ql muscle for short), erector spinae muscles, psoas, and obliques. It could be some, or all involved in your injury. I also have pelvic issues and I learned the the ql muscle attaches to the last rib and the pelvis. It is a great potential culprit for the lack of instability. I am right now working on learning if the uninsured side is over right in compensation for the years the injured side has not been working right. I have been stretching it, but it is for sure obvious the real application is strengthening the injured side to create stability so that I can heal. I would be cautious to just start stretching things and getting things to relax. I took this approach out of desperation and I know it was counterproductive. I hope this helps. I am willing to offer more help by email Tico clary @ gmail com last thing I will mention if you don’t reach out. I started a program called moveu. It was pricey, but I spent more on 2 sessions with one of the doctors what I paid for a lifelong membership. It is not a cure, it is a tool to learn assist in learning your body to aid in solving your injury yourself. I recommend it. I have been doing it daily as time allows and have learned quite a bit.
I was diagnosed with this earlier this year due to one of my ribs on the right side always causing so much pain not only along the rib, but right next to where it attaches to the spine. Pain even gets so bad that it causes severe muscle spasms in the back muscles above it at times. Then had an x-ray done recently, and they found that instead of just one, I have two slipping ribs on that side. Trying to take deep breaths is very lovely indeed. I understand that pain, though mine are higher up. The treatment my family doc gave me? RICE method, stretches, and offered PT when I feel I need it. That's it. All of that helps, but never makes the underlying issue go away, which is constant. Makes me want to have a surgeon just remove that entire rib some days when the pain is at its worst. :/
Let me tell ya the struggle. So sick of being gaslit. I have it, 8th rib right side. Cant even get help with pain. 🤷♀️ i can see how people put themselves out of their misery more now than i ever have. No one should be living with this severe pain for so long when theres a fix.
What doctor would I go to to get this assessed? I’m in a similar situation and am basically bed ridden. At this point my family doctor would roll his eyes at me and refuse to do anything...
I just survived a bad case of pneumonia and extreme coughing caused me to snap or break something in my rib cage. It has been months and I couldn't find a name for it. Now I can.
I think I have this. Mine isn’t constant and happens a couple times a year, happened all the time when I was younger. I was told it was “growing pains “.
Omg my ribs used to hurt al the time and my parents told me that its all in your head but it hurt so much it felt like my runs were squishing together and getting lower. But now it feels alittle better.
Holy crap, right in the recommended side of this video, there are doctors preforming surgery of a person with slipping rib syndrome. I never thought that was what a cut open chest looks like. Ugggh.
a few months ago my doctor mentioned she wondered if i might have something called slipping rib syndrome. I have pain on my left side and i have an appointment with the doctor today.
I’m suffering right rib pains I see doctors who is not doing anything about it. I’ve been in pain for many years painkillers and codeine doesn’t work. My rib is so painful that walking makes pain worse so I’m in a wheelchair at the moment to help me get out and about
Weird.. my rib feels like it pops out of place sometimes but it's not really painful just uncomfortable, is that weird? It rarely happens but it's kind of random, like I just stood up from a chair a little bit ago and it happened and I layed down on the bed and it went away in like a minute...
i, 25, have spondyloarthritis for last 8 years, i'm in DMARDs medication .but since last 1 month i have pain with symptoms similar to slipping rib syndrome. only difference is it happens only when i sleep. when it wake up its impossible to get up and stand on my feet because 11 or 12th rib don't let me stand. but after struggle pain disappear after 10 minutes. whole day i feel completely normal. then again in night when i go to bed. just after 2 hrs of sleep i start feeling a death alarming pain. then i hardly sleep. when i wake up in morning crying by pain. and then again after 10 min of activity pain again disappear. pain is extreme in left lower rib. and very moderate on right. dono whats happening to me.. is there anyone with same problem ??
I've spent the last hour watching random clips from this show and this just makes me feel thankful that I am alive with no health problems
I hate it when doctors say that "she's doing it for attention"
I've been told that, I was vomiting and was having severe headaches non-stop
And they tell me I'm doing it for ATTENTION ?!?
It disgusts me
Wouldn't you rather treat a patient with nothing wrong with him/her,
Than leave another in pain and then tell her it's just for freakin attention?!
Ugh
Sounds like you have migraines. Have you ever gone to see a Neurologist? If you can't go, try to look up the foods that trigger migraines and cut them out of your diet. Maybe that is a start. My daughter gets headaches and then vomits from them. That started when she was 7 yrs old. at 9 yrs old it was happening every month. The Dr. referred us to a Neurologist who told us she has Migraines with aura. Gave us a list of foods to cut out and work back in slowly to find a trigger. Oranges and fake sugars are the main triggers for her.
She seems extremely intelligent 🙌🏾
Man I wish I could give that Doctor a hug
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After hearing about this girl and slipping rib syndrome I broke down crying.. for years I've had the worst pain in my ribs and when I saw videos of her holding her rib I thought of myself because that all I ever did and it's gotten progressively worse through the years and now I'm to the point where breathing isn't a function it's a painful process that I have to force myself to do and I wake up at night in the worst pain now... I cry about it almost everyday being in this agonizing pain... my family thought it was because I was unfit and didn't exercise and my doctor told me it was Costochondritis.. however seeing this made me realize the truth and I'm so glad because now I'm trying to find a way to get better.. however the next step of getting better is a mystery to me and my family.. everyday I wish I was just a normal kid and I cry and cry wishing I wasn't in this horrible pain everyday.. it gets so bad that sometimes I get light headed and feel like fainting.. seeing her happy and seeing how she figured this out is amazing and I wish I can get the same help to make it through this.. I'm just so happy to have figured this out because not a lot of doctors know about this and I would have never found out about this if it weren't for this amazing girl.. it would've gotten worse and worse without this showing me what I have.. so thank you for this.. I will keep moving on and trying to be strong until I can breath easily and move without pain.. thank you
Also gym class and exercising is not an option for me.. my ribs pop too and it brings me the worst pain..
Also people have told me so many times that it's growing pains or just stupid things which made me think that it was all in my head and it wasn't there but the pain getting worse showed me that it's not.. I can't raise my arm up without hurting.. sometimes just walking or getting out of a chair hurts so much..
MaddieJ I hope u feel better.
I feel bad for you. At least there is a cure. I have chronic pain (eds) and there is no cure.
MaddieJ stay strong 💪🏼💞
She's soo beautiful
How lucky of her that her doctor had that exact same issue
Yeah that girl is lucky they must have money. I've been dealing with slipping rib for 2 years now. The doc told me my ribs are "perfectly normal," but she can see "there is a problem." She suggested I'd see a chiropractor. Yea ok... only if my insurance covered that. Oh well, I guess that means I should be functioning like a normal human being then. Except I can't walk for long, run, pick anything up that's heavy, lay on my stomach, and sides, workout, and many more I'm yet to discover I can't do. Just your typical normal living. I've been dealing with it for so long that I've become use to the pain.
ive been having these exact symptoms for awhile and its getting so painful but no doctor can figure out why, its only on the left side of my ribs and always the same spots.. did i just find a possible answer??
Ash c: I'm not so sure I tried doing research but be very descriptive with your doctor tell them which ribs are hurting and when they hurt and hopefully you get a diagnosis. :)
Jung kute thank you! i have a condition that affects my ligaments so all of them are loose and lots of my joints are severely affected and pop and dislocate a lot, so it would actually make sense
Ash c: I'm that way too. my sports injury doctor explained that since I'm double jointed that most of my ligaments and stuff are like rubber bands so my shoulders dislocate a lot and very easily and if physical therapy doesn't help then I'll have to go into surgery.
TrueDirectionerHLLNZ i have the same problem, they believe it's ehlors-danlos syndrome but haven't confirmed it with a genetic test yet. the only option left for over half of my joints is surgery at this point. hopefully they'll figure out a better treatment option for people like us!
my name is Ashley :) I hope all goes well for you in the future
Ok this made me cry but probably for a different reason. I’ve been dealing with this for over a decade. In fact when I was asked if it hurt when I breathed deeply I said no but then I took a deep breath and felt the sharp pain. I didn’t even realize I had gotten used to not breathing deep. I’ve had epidural blocks in my spine and trigger point injections and my gall bladder removed.
They say surgery is a last resort. No one wants surgery if they don’t need it, but right now I just want this dadgum rib out of my body. I want to walk and sit and bend over and BREATHE without this awful pain.
I just saw Dr. Hansen. He has developed a better procedure that saves the ribs and gets better results.
I’m so glad she got better! That must’ve been so awesome to see Missy up there taking to her! (I personally am a swimmer, and that would just be amazing!)
I was diagnosed with this, but didn't have surgery, I had many chiropractic treatments and it got better. It came back a couple years later, more chiro, got better again. I can't believe they moved right to surgery. It's a VERY VERY painful condition.
i undergo the same surgery in italy for SRS .happy to know it is getting known wilde world this syndrome.
I remmeber thinking for most of my life that it was normal for your rib to go out of place and back, just to find out early 2017 at the age of 14 that it was not.
Omg finally a swimmer! I'm a swimmer and I would really like to meet an Olympian!
I'm glad she has found relief from the pain. I wonder if/how removal of those ribs will effect spine and posture as a person ages. I hope not.
I was diagnosed in 2012 when I was the only girl they knew of with it so far. I was one in 12 known cases. Now there is over 100 known cases.
amazing.. great medical team!!
I'm 25 years old and I have had this problem with my left rib for years and never knew what it was until now (I'm assuming it's this) I went to the doctor's when I was around 17 and he examined me and said there's not much we can do for ribs, the floating ribs aren't sitting right and basically told me I have to put up with it. It's got worse over the years and I always get this clicking and grinding feeling. If I expand my chest you can see my rib poking out, looks like a little lump. It's my party trick to push it from the back of my rib cage and it will poke through my stomach and it really grosses people out. Mine isnt that painful, it can be at times but it's mostly a huge discomfort and stops me from doing yoga and most exercise really. After seeing this I'm definitely going back to the doctor's asap to demand something is done.
have this. I would actually call this an injury. For me it was an obvious injury, but it was not obvious what I had. I believe symptoms are different for everyone. Mine has progressively gotten worse. I have been misdiagnosed several times. I have been trying to figure out what is wrong with me for 9 years now. All I know is I was doing a twisting exercise, and since then it just feels like the left side of my body was dying. I was EXTREMELY active before hand running 4 miles a day, and lifting weights 5 times a week, plus boxing, soccer, and basketball. I was told varying things by doctors who had no clue. This is very misunderstood, and very elusive. If you have discover you ACTUALLY have this, and ACTUALLY have been diagnosed correctly, congratulations. I want to help people who have this because I know it has been extremely life altering for me, and feel great sympathy for those going through it, as it can be quite lonely. There is one test a physical therapist had me do as I started my journey on the right path (all thanks be to God). I stood sideways to a wall, and reached up and over towards the wall, stretching obliques and ribs. ( similar time a stretch you see the you lady in this video do when in pain) My side of injury was WAY MORE “flexible”. My other other side was SUPER TIGHT. Do this test and see if you find the same thing. If it does, there is hope. I want to give you all my knowledge I have gathered here but it is an overwhelming amount of information. I do want to inform you that out of desperation we try SEVERAL things. Some were antagonizing and harming my injury. Since I saught so many treatments and saw so many practitioners, we tried massage, stretching, surgery, considered drugs for pain. The stretch this young lady does is harmful. Think about it. If we stretch the side of pain where theoretically we have a rib slipping, we are putting it in a position where it is elongated. Those muscles that create stability there are already stretched enough. We want to strengthen those not stretch them. Another thing I want you to know is there does not have to be an obvious cause. This injury was not because I did that one movement only, and I doubt it was just one thing for you. That instability on that side was created by habits of positions I am comfortable in. You will need to become ultra aware of what your body is doing ALL DAY LONG. You will notice you aren’t able to sit or lay the same way you do on “the other side”. This actually isn’t easy to discover or notice and will come with time. You will need to learn your body. This should be done even if you already had surgery as I stated it was caused by body position habits and muscle imbalances you still have. The muscles I suspect are involved are the quadratus lumborum ( the ql muscle for short), erector spinae muscles, psoas, and obliques. It could be some, or all involved in your injury. I also have pelvic issues and I learned the the ql muscle attaches to the last rib and the pelvis. It is a great potential culprit for the lack of instability. I am right now working on learning if the uninsured side is over right in compensation for the years the injured side has not been working right. I have been stretching it, but it is for sure obvious the real application is strengthening the injured side to create stability so that I can heal. I would be cautious to just start stretching things and getting things to relax. I took this approach out of desperation and I know it was counterproductive. I hope this helps. I am willing to offer more help by email Tico clary @ gmail com last thing I will mention if you don’t reach out. I started a program called moveu. It was pricey, but I spent more on 2 sessions with one of the doctors what I paid for a lifelong membership. It is not a cure, it is a tool to learn assist in learning your body to aid in solving your injury yourself. I recommend it. I have been doing it daily as time allows and have learned quite a bit.
There's so much incompetence in the health care system it's shocking.
I was diagnosed with this earlier this year due to one of my ribs on the right side always causing so much pain not only along the rib, but right next to where it attaches to the spine. Pain even gets so bad that it causes severe muscle spasms in the back muscles above it at times. Then had an x-ray done recently, and they found that instead of just one, I have two slipping ribs on that side. Trying to take deep breaths is very lovely indeed. I understand that pain, though mine are higher up. The treatment my family doc gave me? RICE method, stretches, and offered PT when I feel I need it. That's it. All of that helps, but never makes the underlying issue go away, which is constant. Makes me want to have a surgeon just remove that entire rib some days when the pain is at its worst. :/
Did you get surgery?
Well cool! They fixed it. Just watched the prior vid about her.
Let me tell ya the struggle. So sick of being gaslit. I have it, 8th rib right side. Cant even get help with pain. 🤷♀️ i can see how people put themselves out of their misery more now than i ever have. No one should be living with this severe pain for so long when theres a fix.
What doctor would I go to to get this assessed? I’m in a similar situation and am basically bed ridden. At this point my family doctor would roll his eyes at me and refuse to do anything...
I just survived a bad case of pneumonia and extreme coughing caused me to snap or break something in my rib cage. It has been months and I couldn't find a name for it. Now I can.
Arizona has the best hospitals,even though they take forever to call u in the back.
I would DIE if Shawn Mendes came surprised me HOLY-
Adara A. same
Adara A. Same tho.
WHO!?!?!?!???? Idk her
I think I have this. Mine isn’t constant and happens a couple times a year, happened all the time when I was younger. I was told it was “growing pains “.
Omg my ribs used to hurt al the time and my parents told me that its all in your head but it hurt so much it felt like my runs were squishing together and getting lower. But now it feels alittle better.
Holy crap, right in the recommended side of this video, there are doctors preforming surgery of a person with slipping rib syndrome.
I never thought that was what a cut open chest looks like.
Ugggh.
Which ribs were affected - no one said- and what was the surgery performed
I'm feeling this same exact pain in my rib and no answers they trying to say its just inflammation
a few months ago my doctor mentioned she wondered if i might have something called slipping rib syndrome. I have pain on my left side and i have an appointment with the doctor today.
I really like her top! Anyone know where it's from?
Is she still doing good?
I’m suffering right rib pains I see doctors who is not doing anything about it. I’ve been in pain for many years painkillers and codeine doesn’t work. My rib is so painful that walking makes pain worse so I’m in a wheelchair at the moment to help me get out and about
I have been going through this for 3 years now. I have pre-op next week and surgery in 1-3 months.
how did it go?
Yes fraser howxdid it turn out
Member of 2020 Team USA swim team.
Weird.. my rib feels like it pops out of place sometimes but it's not really painful just uncomfortable, is that weird? It rarely happens but it's kind of random, like I just stood up from a chair a little bit ago and it happened and I layed down on the bed and it went away in like a minute...
Can you pls cure it for me too😔😔
i, 25, have spondyloarthritis for last 8 years, i'm in DMARDs medication .but since last 1 month i have pain with symptoms similar to slipping rib syndrome. only difference is it happens only when i sleep. when it wake up its impossible to get up and stand on my feet because 11 or 12th rib don't let me stand. but after struggle pain disappear after 10 minutes. whole day i feel completely normal. then again in night when i go to bed. just after 2 hrs of sleep i start feeling a death alarming pain. then i hardly sleep. when i wake up in morning crying by pain. and then again after 10 min of activity pain again disappear. pain is extreme in left lower rib. and very moderate on right. dono whats happening to me.. is there anyone with same problem ??
My parents move a bone to take me to a doctor if I hurt anything or something like that
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My three month premature brother was born in the Plasanta
Wtf are you talking about
ALunarAnimation 312 exactly
great
woaah ive just discovered that i have slipping rib syndrome
Hi
I had a splinter 3 days ago, can I please have a suit from missy franklin?!
She kinda looks like Taylor swift
I think I may have this...
I am a competetive swimmer😀
U know what... the longer comments you wright that less likes and the short and snappy ones get the most likes #i want likes
omg meeting another human! What a big deal to make you cry...People are dumb...
my point right there....having an idol = idiot.
Ooooh nooooo, what a terrible thing it is to look up to people. Let people like things. It's not like it's doing you any harm.
Why does a young looking up to someone successful get your boxers in a twist?
No Hope In The Pope lol its normal, do you lack of emotion?