Hmmm vealWell since this has turned into a physio thread… any advice on rehab for a torn calf? Did it a week ago, at the stage where I can walk with some discomfort.
Hmmm vealWell since this has turned into a physio thread… any advice on rehab for a torn calf? Did it a week ago, at the stage where I can walk with some discomfort.
Ouch.Well since this has turned into a physio thread… any advice on rehab for a torn calf? Did it a week ago, at the stage where I can walk with some discomfort.
Amputation.Well since this has turned into a physio thread… any advice on rehab for a torn calf? Did it a week ago, at the stage where I can walk with some discomfort.
Oh I recovered from that, the exercises are pretty standard.Well since this has turned into a physio thread… any advice on rehab for a torn calf? Did it a week ago, at the stage where I can walk with some discomfort.
My last one was caused by three days of snow shovelling and a more arduous than usual transportation of firewood from the yard into the house. The next day I was dropped to my knees just turning and pointing at something.I have 8 different back issues over the last 5 years. only one of them was caused by overdoing it (lifting weights ignorantly nearly 50 years ago - fractured 2 vertebrae). The major one is a herniated disk, that took over 5 months to heal, and I have had 4 - 5 relapses. All of these were caused by either pickleball or golf. As you say, mundane.
Three days of snow shovelling sounds brutal.My last one was caused by three days of snow shovelling and a more arduous than usual transportation of firewood from the yard into the house. The next day I was dropped to my knees just turning and pointing at something.