Age: 26, Female, Presenting Problem Since: 2 months, Symptom Behaviour: worse, Aggravating Factors:: impact, Easing Factors:: stretching pecs, Investigations: xray showed a grade 2 sprain, with the acromium slipped south of the clavicle, No Diabetes, No history of High Blood Pressure, No Medications, No Osteoporosis, No Hx of Cancer, No Unexplained Weight Loss, No Bowel/Bladder issues, Other Info: Scoliosis, spinal fusion (aug 2001), titanium rods in thoracic spine, residual 17 degrees s-shape scoiliosis (to the right in the thoracic and left in the lumbar, lumbar curve slightly smaller than thoracic)
I felt pain in my neck after doing a series of forward rolls with no hands, at an adult gymnastics session. I was unable to keep directional control throughout the rolls.
I carried on after this for an hour, because the neck pain can be common (where the rods in my back attach from a scoliosis op) and always goes away after a few days.
When I got home I saw in the mirror that my clavicle bone was poking up on the left shoulder.
The next day I struggled doing heavy lifting at the greengrocers (muscles fatiguing quickly, and joint felt unstable).
It got diagnosed at A&E from an xray as a grade 2 sprain, and I have been trying to function normally since, as it did improve initially. I am a dance, rhythmic gymnastics coach though, so do not want the shoulder to get worse and feel it has done already when i rolled over it the other day.
Any ideas for exercises? I already stretch my pecs and strengthen my deltiod and trapezius. I am guessing there is no way muscle strength will ever push the bone back into normal place? I will just have to keep it as strong and stable as possible.
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