Really interesting what you said about the confusion between what is pain and what's not. I've just had surgery for spinal stenosis at C4/5/6. Prior to the operation, my desk fan aggravated the regimental badge area on my right arm. It was hugely painful! Thankfully, 2 new discs, some screws and a bone donor later I am now on the mend thanks to an amazing team in London. Loss of my right arm deltoid and bicep is going to require lengthy physio but all the pain has gone :)
Kindly help Dr.John, Please have a look on these spine mri findings and suggest ------- Whole spine screening: Cervical spine: Loss of cervical lordosis. Anterior marginal osteophytes at C4, C5. Diffuse disc bulge at C4-C5, C5-C6 & C6-C7 causing anterior thecal sac indentation. Dorsal spine: T2 hyperintensity noted at D4, D9 - likely haemangiomas. Disc desiccatory changes at multiple levels. Schmorl's node at the inferior endplate of D11. Mild disc bulge at D1-D2 causing anterior thecal sac indentation. Ligamentum flavum hypertrophy at D10-D11 causing posterior thecal sac indentation. Lumbar spine: Modic changes noted at inferior end plate of L3. Schmorl's node seen at inferior end plate of L1, both end plate of L2, L4, superior end plate of L3. Loss of central T2 hyperintensity of IV discs s/o dessication is noted at all levels. Diffuse disc bulge causing anterior thecal sac indentation at L2-L3. Diffuse disc bulge causing bilateral mild neural foramina narrowing at L3-L4. Diffuse disc bulge causing bilateral moderate neural foramina narrowing at L4-L5. Diffuse disc bulge causing posterior annular tear, moderate spinal canal narrowing and bilateral mild neural foraminal narrowing at L5-S1 We really need your suggestion, my mother is experiencing unbearable pain(neck moments are restricted, Pain in both left and right hands)
Awesome John. I had this in 2017 through blunt trauma (no deep open wounds though/ no laceration of the nerve) and would've loved to see your video come up first. I initially could not feel anything around the deltoid area or fire the deltoid muscle. My triceps felt really weak too, so that may also be innervated by the axillary nerve. Next month it will be 3 years since the trauma, and although its still weak, you wouldn't notice i have an issue, you'd just think I was a skinny/ weak person. Good luck to people who have this today, feel free to ask me questions :)
Hello. I have this but after dislocation. I can’t use my deltoid. At all. Almost all signs show auxiliary nerve is badly damaged. We’re you able to lift your arm at all? How long before you could and you got sensation? I’m approx 10/11 days after and essentially my arm/deltoid muscle is in paralysis. I’m struggling to find much info and my dr saying just wait but it doesn’t feel right and it’s pretty scary situation
Brilliant video, thanks so much. I think I have axillary nerve damage from a shoulder dislocation. Shoulder just sort of 'hangs' now and can't engage muscles when bringing arm backwards (like the pulling stroke of swimming freestyle). I compensate by shrugging shoulder. Hopefully it'll just take time to heal. I appreciate this video so much!
Glad it helped, Axillary nerve damage will take a while to heal - I did mine kayaking off a waterfall as dislocated my shoulder and damaged the nerve and took 4 months to recover - regards JG
@@JohnGibbons Hi John! Love your content. Do you have any videos that talks about rehab of the axillary nerve, or any other nerves for that matter? Like mobilisation and/or common exercises. Or is just time the best treatment here? Thanks! Keep up the good work :)
@@JohnGibbonshow badly was it damaged at the start? I currently have what feels like no use of my deltoid (no arm raising) it’s 10 days after the dislocation surfing. It’s hard to find info/cases where people lose all felt control after the dislocation and if it came back. It’s quite scary, im starting to feel like my arm will be with permanent paralises.
Great video! Thanks. I have tight scalenes (left only) & stuck neck, 1 therapist said it is brachial plexus entrapment & chiropractor first rib adjustment helps a lot. But still having fatigue in the left shoulder, what would you recommend for help? I have suffered for 7 months of this, thank you for the videos
Hi John, hope you are doing well. My father recently underwent cervical laminectomy with lateral mass screw fixation ( c3-c7) and post-op he is not able to lift his arms. The doctors said it should improve with physiotherapy in 2 months or so but we are really worried about this. Any suggestions or advise? Thanks.
Thanks for the message - could he lift his arms before surgery as you should see an improvement if the nerve roots were compromised by the stenosis unless it has been a problem for many years and surgery might not help that much - regards JG
@@JohnGibbons Yes, he was able to lift his arms before surgery. The right one was bit weaker and pained when he tried to reach for anything above his head but rest functions were normal. After the surgery there is lot of weakness, especially in both biseps, and flexion function is compromised. Thank you so much for replying. Please guide, if possible.
Hoping someone can help point me in the right direction: I had a heavy shoulder dislocation surfing. I definitely have auxiliary nerve damage as it’s now day 10 after the incident and I’m essentially paralysed with my deltoid inactive. I can feel light shaking in the muscle when I really focus on movments like maybe some pulse is getting through. The Drs are not helpful at all, they say just wait and have put me only to a physio. I try tell them it’s clearly a nerve damage issue but they kinda just passed it off as too hard. What specialists could I see to help? Is it a job for neurologists? Or bone special ? Whose going to be best equipped to help with the issue? Also the Dr is saying immobilise for 6weeks but literature says after 1week there’s no seen benifit to joint stability and the real problem here is the nerve. Spending 6weeks immobilised letting my muscle die and not challenging the nerve to grow sounds like the opposite of what to do. But it’s very hard to find info about good protocol for nerves. The best I can see is try increase HGh so I’m going to do some diet and sauna protocol for this. Any direction from people would be really appreciated in this scary moment
hi, I dislocated my right shoulder kayaking off a waterfall and also damaged the Axillary nerve and no supply to the deltoid muscle - on a plus side the muscle activation did come back after 4/5 months as the new regrows approximately 1mm per day so give it some time and you will probably be ok, regards JG
Hello doctor. I dislocated my shoulder and relocated my self. Its been 2 weeks now and I can do these movements but I feel a very mild pain. Upper lateral skin is a little numb. Is it something serious ? Should I get done a surgery ? What should I do doctor ? Thank you very much
if its numb sounds like axillary nerve damage but it can be something else as well so go to a doctor and they will examine you and tell you if you need a surgery or not before its too late!
Hello JG Ive been injured for a year now and im 21 yo. Its the left shoulder which is injured. The pain is coming from the armpit. For example when im having my arm bended behind my head and exhaling, i can feel a pinched in the armpit and also on the top of the shoulder. Been through 3 PT’s and 2 ortopedic surgeons and nobody are able to help. At the moment my left scapular acts weird. Could it be nerve damage of the axillary, muscolotaneus or radial nerve or coracobrachialis muscle. Simon - Denmark
Hey Simon, orthopaedic surgeons and pts will not know enough to help you. Look for a peripheral neurosurgeon, because they actually understand the nerves. I went through 4 doctors (2 orthopaedic surgeons, 1 neurologist) before I could get any useful information about my injury. In hindsight, its obvious, if you're getting a pinching feeling and you're thinking its a nerve, then ask someone who knows at least a small bit about nerves. The orthopaedic surgeons and neurologist simply ignored the possibility that nerves could be the case, when it's so obvious, in hindsight. Good luck, I hope you find someone who can explain whats happening to you.
Hey! Thanks for your videos! They are really helpful. 3 Years ago I had an injury while doing pullups at the gym. At that moment I never warmed up and never stretch after the gym session. I got my back paralized at the third rep of the pullup exercise as soon as I came to the gym that day. The MRI from that moment displayed a disc bulge at C5-C6 and I had pain at the left rhomboid for weeks until I got like 5 massage sessions.The only point that annoys me is the point at the left rhomboid. I can do a self-massage with a tennis ball and all the trigger points from the rhomboid will go away, until 1 or 2 days, where that zone starts contracting the muscle again. I strongly believe this is a referred pain to the rhomboids. The pain comes too heavy when I ride bicycle or jump for a while. Could it be that since I hit the gym with intensity from monday to thursday non-stop, I was slowly micro tearing the ligaments between the vertebrae? And the day I got the injury was the last day the ligaments were able to hold the whole structure?I would appreciate it if someone who understands this subject or perhaps had the same issue as I do to collaborate by giving me next steps. I tried ozonotherapy, lots of physiotherapists, neuroprolotherapy, acupuncture, osteopaths, chiropractics, biodecodification, lots of massages, POLD massages and so and so. Thanks for reading.
My surgical humerus head was only a little bit cracked. After that I felt numb under the armpits and teres minor withdrew. And that passed after several magnetic therapies. But the teres minor is weak. There was also a ropture of proximal biceps tendon. That has not been remedied so far. And injury happens before 3 months. For now I can do also all the movements. But I cant raise my arm up all the way up above my head. Is it late for surgery and is the surgery necessary to avoid consequences in future? And what kind of surgery do I need? The doctors did only exam for the bone and not for the soft tissue.
I dont physically treat the brachial plexus as such as nerves dont like to much pressure - it is structures that can irritate the nerves that need the treatment, regards JG
Hi I was wondering if you can explain chronic sublation after humours bone fracture deltoid is antrophy and my upper bone has not been in socked 5 months since my injury dr is thinking axillary nerve damage but what will put bone back up if nerve isn’t working to make the bone stay up ?
If you damaged the axially nerve then potentially it will regenerate so you might be ok, will take months and this nerve supplies the deltoid and teres minor muscles. regards JG
Not sure if honest - I doubt it but will depend where they are injecting as currently millions are having the vaccine and i doubt they will catch the axillary nerve, regards jG
I can’t abduct, raise arm Laterally and loss of external rotation, have scapula dyskinesia and really bad rear deltoid atrophy. The deltoid is just gone. It’s been 8 months since parson Turner syndrome and my atrophy is worse. The emg in the beginning was normal though. What do you think I can do?
@@JohnGibbons Hello Doctor I also got the same problem The doctor has said that Deltoid will be restored automatically. in 1 to 2 years Doctor has given 'Gabapin' tablets is it ok. MRI showed the same Turner syndrome And NCV test show axillary nerve Strait line
Sir i have c5 c6 brachial plexus Met with an road accident I cant able to move my shoulder and elbow. Some doctors recommended me surgery and some doctors tells me it will never run. Can you please help sir.
Sir , I have also same problem in 9 months . I did NCS test too . My Machel has very lost . Doctor tell me that I was let . Now nothing to do without exercise. Please give me a solution and help me .. please😭😭😭
Thank you. I have been searching for answers and i guess this is it! My nerve is messed up! I may as well tell you my story. Maybe it will be useful for you. Basically, one day i raised my arms overhead in a post wakeup stretch. The kind your body forces you to do before you stand up out of bed. This stretch suddenly caused a pain. I discovered that there was tightness in my shoulder. So i went to stretch the shoulder. As i stretched i discovered deeper and deeper tightness. I stretched the FUCK out of it by place both forearms flat on the wall in front of me and angling my body downward, head moving down between my arms if i could go that far which i cant. This created a massively deep and painful stretch. Then i realized that suddenly, my rear deltoid was dead. And now its just dead. The muscle seems to have disappeared. It does not activate whatsoever. I can feel all around my tricep insertion on that side. I could almost wrap my fingers all the way around my tricep insertion. The delt should be in the way of the top of the tricep there. So yea my rear delt is completely fucking dead. It kind of sucks! I have been trying to rehab it but had no clue what was going on. Now i have to find a way to go to the doctor.
I'm so sorry to hear this, this so unfortunate. I hope you find the answers you need! Currently dealing with numb/non-engaging deltoid/probably teres minor too
Hi John, thanks for the video. Just wanted some thoughts since you seem knowledgeable on the topic? I recently got a deep tissue massage from a physiotherapist. He was putting pressure under my armpit and it caused a painful burning sensation. I didn’t realise until about 3 minutes of him doing this, that it was potentially my nerve being compressed. He was using quite some pressure, and since then I have had skin that feels tender and sore to touch with a burning sensation around the area and down the upper arm. Would you say this could have caused proper permanent damage to be concerned with or should I let time be the healer?
The physio should avoid the axilla (armpit) as way to many sensitive structures located there - more than likely your symptoms will settle down soon, regards JG
I had the Covid vaccine about 4 weeks ago and have had shoulder pain since... it’s only a mild pain but increases with certain movements.... steering the car, putting on/off jumper. The vaccine was administered much higher than normal flu jab etc however it was a very painless needle..... I think my shoulder is slowly seizing up.... could a nerve be damaged this way. Local GP thinks it’s a coincidence but it has to be the only cause.
How are you feeling now? Did you find out the cause? Were you diagnosed with anything? I got arm pain since my 2nd phizer shot and it's been 5 weeks now.
@@yasminibz9270 I was on naproxen for a few weeks but it didn’t help… after about 6 or 7 weeks I went on to Ibuprofen and it seemed to just go away. All good now. Good luck with yours.
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Short and clear explanation of the syndrome. Thank you & like.
Glad it was helpful! Regards JG
Really interesting what you said about the confusion between what is pain and what's not. I've just had surgery for spinal stenosis at C4/5/6. Prior to the operation, my desk fan aggravated the regimental badge area on my right arm. It was hugely painful! Thankfully, 2 new discs, some screws and a bone donor later I am now on the mend thanks to an amazing team in London. Loss of my right arm deltoid and bicep is going to require lengthy physio but all the pain has gone :)
Kindly help Dr.John, Please have a look on these spine mri findings and suggest ------- Whole spine screening:
Cervical spine:
Loss of cervical lordosis.
Anterior marginal osteophytes at C4, C5.
Diffuse disc bulge at C4-C5, C5-C6 & C6-C7 causing anterior thecal sac indentation.
Dorsal spine:
T2 hyperintensity noted at D4, D9 - likely haemangiomas.
Disc desiccatory changes at multiple levels.
Schmorl's node at the inferior endplate of D11.
Mild disc bulge at D1-D2 causing anterior thecal sac indentation.
Ligamentum flavum hypertrophy at D10-D11 causing posterior thecal sac indentation.
Lumbar spine:
Modic changes noted at inferior end plate of L3.
Schmorl's node seen at inferior end plate of L1, both end plate of L2, L4, superior end plate of L3.
Loss of central T2 hyperintensity of IV discs s/o dessication is noted at all levels.
Diffuse disc bulge causing anterior thecal sac indentation at L2-L3.
Diffuse disc bulge causing bilateral mild neural foramina narrowing at L3-L4.
Diffuse disc bulge causing bilateral moderate neural foramina narrowing at L4-L5.
Diffuse disc bulge causing posterior annular tear, moderate spinal canal narrowing and bilateral mild neural foraminal narrowing at L5-S1
We really need your suggestion, my mother is experiencing unbearable pain(neck moments are restricted, Pain in both left and right hands)
Awesome John. I had this in 2017 through blunt trauma (no deep open wounds though/ no laceration of the nerve) and would've loved to see your video come up first. I initially could not feel anything around the deltoid area or fire the deltoid muscle. My triceps felt really weak too, so that may also be innervated by the axillary nerve. Next month it will be 3 years since the trauma, and although its still weak, you wouldn't notice i have an issue, you'd just think I was a skinny/ weak person.
Good luck to people who have this today, feel free to ask me questions :)
Thanks for the message, regards JG
Has it healed? Have you got use of your deltoid again?
Hello. I have this but after dislocation. I can’t use my deltoid. At all. Almost all signs show auxiliary nerve is badly damaged.
We’re you able to lift your arm at all?
How long before you could and you got sensation?
I’m approx 10/11 days after and essentially my arm/deltoid muscle is in paralysis.
I’m struggling to find much info and my dr saying just wait but it doesn’t feel right and it’s pretty scary situation
Brilliant video, thanks so much. I think I have axillary nerve damage from a shoulder dislocation. Shoulder just sort of 'hangs' now and can't engage muscles when bringing arm backwards (like the pulling stroke of swimming freestyle). I compensate by shrugging shoulder. Hopefully it'll just take time to heal. I appreciate this video so much!
Glad it helped, Axillary nerve damage will take a while to heal - I did mine kayaking off a waterfall as dislocated my shoulder and damaged the nerve and took 4 months to recover - regards JG
@@JohnGibbons Hi John! Love your content. Do you have any videos that talks about rehab of the axillary nerve, or any other nerves for that matter? Like mobilisation and/or common exercises. Or is just time the best treatment here? Thanks! Keep up the good work :)
@@JohnGibbonshow badly was it damaged at the start?
I currently have what feels like no use of my deltoid (no arm raising) it’s 10 days after the dislocation surfing.
It’s hard to find info/cases where people lose all felt control after the dislocation and if it came back.
It’s quite scary, im starting to feel like my arm will be with permanent paralises.
Whats the solution for axillary nerve damage? And can we find that on mri?
Great video! Thanks. I have tight scalenes (left only) & stuck neck, 1 therapist said it is brachial plexus entrapment & chiropractor first rib adjustment helps a lot. But still having fatigue in the left shoulder, what would you recommend for help? I have suffered for 7 months of this, thank you for the videos
Thanks for the message and difficult to comment - sounds like a type of thoracic outlet, especially if they left 1st rib is involved, regards JG
Thank you i will continue the PT & stretching
Hi John, hope you are doing well. My father recently underwent cervical laminectomy with lateral mass screw fixation ( c3-c7) and post-op he is not able to lift his arms. The doctors said it should improve with physiotherapy in 2 months or so but we are really worried about this. Any suggestions or advise? Thanks.
Thanks for the message - could he lift his arms before surgery as you should see an improvement if the nerve roots were compromised by the stenosis unless it has been a problem for many years and surgery might not help that much - regards JG
@@JohnGibbons Yes, he was able to lift his arms before surgery. The right one was bit weaker and pained when he tried to reach for anything above his head but rest functions were normal. After the surgery there is lot of weakness, especially in both biseps, and flexion function is compromised. Thank you so much for replying. Please guide, if possible.
Hoping someone can help point me in the right direction:
I had a heavy shoulder dislocation surfing. I definitely have auxiliary nerve damage as it’s now day 10 after the incident and I’m essentially paralysed with my deltoid inactive.
I can feel light shaking in the muscle when I really focus on movments like maybe some pulse is getting through.
The Drs are not helpful at all, they say just wait and have put me only to a physio.
I try tell them it’s clearly a nerve damage issue but they kinda just passed it off as too hard.
What specialists could I see to help? Is it a job for neurologists? Or bone special ? Whose going to be best equipped to help with the issue?
Also the Dr is saying immobilise for 6weeks but literature says after 1week there’s no seen benifit to joint stability and the real problem here is the nerve.
Spending 6weeks immobilised letting my muscle die and not challenging the nerve to grow sounds like the opposite of what to do.
But it’s very hard to find info about good protocol for nerves.
The best I can see is try increase HGh so I’m going to do some diet and sauna protocol for this.
Any direction from people would be really appreciated in this scary moment
hi, I dislocated my right shoulder kayaking off a waterfall and also damaged the Axillary nerve and no supply to the deltoid muscle - on a plus side the muscle activation did come back after 4/5 months as the new regrows approximately 1mm per day so give it some time and you will probably be ok, regards JG
Is there a way to get ahold of you directly ?
Go through website in the content and leave a message - regards JG
Sir I have axillary nerve injury my deltoid muscle westing from 1 year I got problem please tell me what solution?
You will need to see a neurologist as the nerve generally takes only a few months to regenerate, regards JG
Hello doctor. I dislocated my shoulder and relocated my self. Its been 2 weeks now and I can do these movements but I feel a very mild pain. Upper lateral skin is a little numb. Is it something serious ? Should I get done a surgery ? What should I do doctor ?
Thank you very much
if its numb sounds like axillary nerve damage but it can be something else as well so go to a doctor and they will examine you and tell you if you need a surgery or not before its too late!
Hello JG
Ive been injured for a year now and im 21 yo. Its the left shoulder which is injured. The pain is coming from the armpit. For example when im having my arm bended behind my head and exhaling, i can feel a pinched in the armpit and also on the top of the shoulder. Been through 3 PT’s and 2 ortopedic surgeons and nobody are able to help. At the moment my left scapular acts weird. Could it be nerve damage of the axillary, muscolotaneus or radial nerve or coracobrachialis muscle.
Simon - Denmark
Thanks for the comments and hard to say without actually looking at you, regards JG
Hey Simon, orthopaedic surgeons and pts will not know enough to help you. Look for a peripheral neurosurgeon, because they actually understand the nerves. I went through 4 doctors (2 orthopaedic surgeons, 1 neurologist) before I could get any useful information about my injury. In hindsight, its obvious, if you're getting a pinching feeling and you're thinking its a nerve, then ask someone who knows at least a small bit about nerves. The orthopaedic surgeons and neurologist simply ignored the possibility that nerves could be the case, when it's so obvious, in hindsight. Good luck, I hope you find someone who can explain whats happening to you.
Hey! Thanks for your videos! They are really helpful. 3 Years ago I had an injury while doing pullups at the gym. At that moment I never warmed up and never stretch after the gym session. I got my back paralized at the third rep of the pullup exercise as soon as I came to the gym that day. The MRI from that moment displayed a disc bulge at C5-C6 and I had pain at the left rhomboid for weeks until I got like 5 massage sessions.The only point that annoys me is the point at the left rhomboid. I can do a self-massage with a tennis ball and all the trigger points from the rhomboid will go away, until 1 or 2 days, where that zone starts contracting the muscle again. I strongly believe this is a referred pain to the rhomboids. The pain comes too heavy when I ride bicycle or jump for a while.
Could it be that since I hit the gym with intensity from monday to thursday non-stop, I was slowly micro tearing the ligaments between the vertebrae? And the day I got the injury was the last day the ligaments were able to hold the whole structure?I would appreciate it if someone who understands this subject or perhaps had the same issue as I do to collaborate by giving me next steps. I tried ozonotherapy, lots of physiotherapists, neuroprolotherapy, acupuncture, osteopaths, chiropractics, biodecodification, lots of massages, POLD massages and so and so. Thanks for reading.
My surgical humerus head was only a little bit cracked. After that I felt numb under the armpits and teres minor withdrew. And that passed after several magnetic therapies. But the teres minor is weak. There was also a ropture of proximal biceps tendon. That has not been remedied so far. And injury happens before 3 months. For now I can do also all the movements. But I cant raise my arm up all the way up above my head. Is it late for surgery and is the surgery necessary to avoid consequences in future? And what kind of surgery do I need?
The doctors did only exam for the bone and not for the soft tissue.
Also the muscle along neck becomes softer- trapezius. It is certainly related to the axillary nerve. What to do about the nerve now?
Hard too comment as need to have a look at you to decide, see an osteopath perhaps where you live, regards JG
Hi John.. can you have a show complete treatment brachial plexus c5. C6. C7 .. there are millions people in the world are sufferings of that.. thanks
I dont physically treat the brachial plexus as such as nerves dont like to much pressure - it is structures that can irritate the nerves that need the treatment, regards JG
Hi I was wondering if you can explain chronic sublation after humours bone fracture deltoid is antrophy and my upper bone has not been in socked 5 months since my injury dr is thinking axillary nerve damage but what will put bone back up if nerve isn’t working to make the bone stay up ?
If you damaged the axially nerve then potentially it will regenerate so you might be ok, will take months and this nerve supplies the deltoid and teres minor muscles. regards JG
Hi, can you injure your axillary nerve from an intramuscular injection in the deltoid muscle?
Not sure if honest - I doubt it but will depend where they are injecting as currently millions are having the vaccine and i doubt they will catch the axillary nerve, regards jG
@@JohnGibbons Thank you for your reply!
I can’t abduct, raise arm
Laterally and loss of external rotation, have scapula dyskinesia and really bad rear deltoid atrophy. The deltoid is just gone. It’s been 8 months since parson Turner syndrome and my atrophy is worse. The emg in the beginning was normal though. What do you think I can do?
See someone like me where you live as not much i can do or say without seeing you, regards JG
@@JohnGibbons Hello Doctor I also got the same problem The doctor has said that Deltoid will be restored automatically. in 1 to 2 years Doctor has given 'Gabapin' tablets is it ok.
MRI showed the same Turner syndrome
And NCV test show axillary nerve
Strait line
Sir i have c5 c6 brachial plexus
Met with an road accident
I cant able to move my shoulder and elbow.
Some doctors recommended me surgery and some doctors tells me it will never run.
Can you please help sir.
Difficult to comment without looking at you, sounds like you need to see someone who specialises in this area and good luck, regards JG
@@JohnGibbons sir i m just asking for possibilities.
2 nerves stops working
Only palm is working and i have full hand sensation.
@@siddharth.saraswat hi how are you doing now?
Sir , I have also same problem in 9 months . I did NCS test too . My Machel has very lost . Doctor tell me that I was let . Now nothing to do without exercise. Please give me a solution and help me .. please😭😭😭
Hard to comment without looking at you, so I suggester you see someone where you live, regards JG
Ok ,Thank you sir .
Thank you. I have been searching for answers and i guess this is it! My nerve is messed up!
I may as well tell you my story. Maybe it will be useful for you.
Basically, one day i raised my arms overhead in a post wakeup stretch. The kind your body forces you to do before you stand up out of bed.
This stretch suddenly caused a pain. I discovered that there was tightness in my shoulder.
So i went to stretch the shoulder. As i stretched i discovered deeper and deeper tightness.
I stretched the FUCK out of it by place both forearms flat on the wall in front of me and angling my body downward, head moving down between my arms if i could go that far which i cant.
This created a massively deep and painful stretch.
Then i realized that suddenly, my rear deltoid was dead.
And now its just dead. The muscle seems to have disappeared. It does not activate whatsoever. I can feel all around my tricep insertion on that side. I could almost wrap my fingers all the way around my tricep insertion. The delt should be in the way of the top of the tricep there.
So yea my rear delt is completely fucking dead. It kind of sucks!
I have been trying to rehab it but had no clue what was going on.
Now i have to find a way to go to the doctor.
Thanks for the message and good luck - regards jG
I'm so sorry to hear this, this so unfortunate. I hope you find the answers you need! Currently dealing with numb/non-engaging deltoid/probably teres minor too
Great
Thanks again for the comments, regards JG
Hi John, thanks for the video. Just wanted some thoughts since you seem knowledgeable on the topic?
I recently got a deep tissue massage from a physiotherapist. He was putting pressure under my armpit and it caused a painful burning sensation. I didn’t realise until about 3 minutes of him doing this, that it was potentially my nerve being compressed. He was using quite some pressure, and since then I have had skin that feels tender and sore to touch with a burning sensation around the area and down the upper arm.
Would you say this could have caused proper permanent damage to be concerned with or should I let time be the healer?
The physio should avoid the axilla (armpit) as way to many sensitive structures located there - more than likely your symptoms will settle down soon, regards JG
I had the Covid vaccine about 4 weeks ago and have had shoulder pain since... it’s only a mild pain but increases with certain movements.... steering the car, putting on/off jumper. The vaccine was administered much higher than normal flu jab etc however it was a very painless needle..... I think my shoulder is slowly seizing up.... could a nerve be damaged this way. Local GP thinks it’s a coincidence but it has to be the only cause.
You should be fine as they know what they are doing when administer the injection, regards JG
How are you feeling now? Did you find out the cause? Were you diagnosed with anything? I got arm pain since my 2nd phizer shot and it's been 5 weeks now.
@@yasminibz9270 I was on naproxen for a few weeks but it didn’t help… after about 6 or 7 weeks I went on to Ibuprofen and it seemed to just go away. All good now. Good luck with yours.
@@bestituta that's great news. How long did you take ibuprofen for and it disappeared? Approx?
👍👍
Thanks, regards jG
She fine