popping sensation in shoulder after fall Posted: 01-22-08 05:36am
So, on the 5th, I went snowboarding and
ended up falling on my left side. my
shoulder was the first to hit, and tore I
think my AC ligament. Anyway, sometimes
when I reach across my chest, there's a
popping sensation. A light pop. Any idea
what this is?
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rooted
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Posted: 01-26-08 17:02pm
How are you reaching across your chest?
Can you better describe the motion?
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darkstuarez
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Joined: 16 Jun 2007 Posts: 6
Posted: 01-28-08 03:56am
say, your left arm is the arm on a clock,
keep your arm touching your body and let
it hang at 6 o clock. Then move your arm
clock wise to 9 o clock. That's where
there is a pop when my arm is fully
extended, then as I bring it back to 6 o
clock, there is another pop, like a pop
out.
The pop is louder and... more noticeably
felt, since I rolled on the ground(not
super hard, but did make my shoulder a
little sore when pushing myself up off the
ground, now there is minimal or no pain in
my shoulder) snowboarding two days ago.
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leewhiz
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 29 Jan 2008 Posts: 57 Location: Mother Earth, The Blue Planet
Posted: 01-30-08 02:36am
Perhaps cartilage shifting around from the
injury. Perhaps ligament tension on the
bone. You'll need an orthopedic
specialist to diagnose it. Can you get it
checked out?
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