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Shoulder Pain

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Renee

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Hi everyone. In 2017 I broke my left shoulder, went through pt and I'm fine now. My right arm never fully recovered range of motion, and I was told by the physical therapist that it was because it had to compensate for when my left shoulder was broken. I also had a left mastectomy with lat-flap reconstruction in 2005. I never injured my right arm/shoulder.

So a couple of years ago I started having pain that would come and go, and then finally when I was buckling my seat belt I felt something kind of snap and have had severe pain since then. X-rays show an inflamed bicep and bursa, and a tear at the supraspinatis. To me this is classic TMS but the pain is so bad. I had a steriod shot a few months ago just to get some relief but it has now worn off. My doctor suggested a platelet rich plasma treatment which is not covered by insurance and costs $300. He said there is a chance this treatment will heal everything completely. But I know this just gives it more energy by constantly trying to treat it. I found a really great massage therapist, and I'm wondering if she could help me instead but would that be the same as getting the prp treatment? I have gone months without doing anything but the pain never goes away like it used to in the beginning.

Any thoughts or suggestions on how I should proceed? Thank you.
 
Have you looked at what repressed emotions might be causing the pain? Are you thinking psychologically instead of physically?
 
Is the pain keeping you from using your shoulder normally?

When I had TMS shoulder pain a few years ago, I lost mobility because I wasn't using it. I found that some gentle stretching and mobilization exercises were very helpful. They got my range of motion back, and they helped me overcome the fear of using the shoulder normally. Now the shoulder is fine.
 
i avoided shoulder surgery completely through TMS recovery techniques~ and my shoulder was bad. so, in my opinion~ it’s possible to fully and totally heal yourself!
 
1) QUITE EASY : get rid of your conscious fear of pain (supposedly due to non existent injury, illness, damage,...)
2) NOT SO EASY: get rid of your unconscious fear of being very angry and so commiting irreparable acts of violence (bad thoughts are just thougts, inoffensive thoughts!)

Just my two cents, of course.
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