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    Re: Sub Acromial Bursitis (Secondary Tendonitis) Shoulder

    I agree with elin wee... what examinations have been done on your shoulder.

    For example, if you have a tear in there, it might aggravate the pain whenever you use it and not really get much better.

    21 weeks is way too long.

    I think 3 months is long - i am a fan of seeing improvement (not necessarily complete recovery) in 6 weeks. Otherwise my patients get sent to the orthopod.

    Find someone who is more proactive. I think you know in yourself what you need, perhaps you are looking for permission to go look for answers? I get the feeling you feel more should be done about your shoulder. I agree - i would start at an U/S scan or Wikipedia reference-linkMRI.

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    Post Re: Sub Acromial Bursitis (Secondary Tendonitis) Shoulder

    Firstly, thanks for your replies and advice, it's really appreciated.

    I also think that 21 weeks seems too long for tendonitis, as I have completely rested (as regards the initial cause of the injury) and undertaken exactly what my physio has told me.

    I am going to return to my doctor/GP and ask if I can be sent for an Wikipedia reference-linkMRI scan as the injury is obviously not clearing up as quickly as it should be

    I'll post back my findings from the scan.

    Thanks again



 
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