What are symptoms of a rotating cup tear?
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Unable to lift your arms are a 90 degree angle to your body,pinched nerve feeling!
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In addition to what has already been posted, sometimes allergies to foods or environmental agents can cause swelling.   Another cause could be blood pooling in the extremities (usually as a result of clasping your fists too tightly during exercise).  Elevate and/or cool the swollen area and if it doesn't return to normal within a few minutes, call your doctor.
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Trowing up, no appetite, sleepingg alot, extreme fatigue\n\nbreast tenderness\n\nnausea, with or without vomiting\n\nconstipation, gas, and/or bloating\n\nabdominal cramps\n\nfrequent urination\n\nfood cravings or aversion\n\nmood swing\n\nincreased vaginal discharge
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IT COULD BE A TORN LIGAMENT OR A TORN MUSCLE......THE STRETCHING IS LOOSENING UP THE MUSCLE...TRY HEAT FOR 20 MIN...THEN COLD PACK FOR 20 MIN...LET IT REST......DO NOT DO THE CURLS FOR A WEEK OR SO...LET IT REST....AND KEEP USING THE HEAT/COLD...ALSO TRY TIGER BALM....IT IS IN THE HEALTH FOOD STORES.....AND IT IS VERY HEALING ON MUSCLES AND JOINTS........IF YOU KEEP USING IT (AREA)...IT WILL NOT HEAL..THE ITCHING IS BECAUSE IT IS TRYING TO HEAL......YOU COULD BE CAUSING PERMANENT DAMAGE IF YOU DO NOT REST IT.    HEAT & COLD ARE THE 2 KEYS TO MOST INJURIES OF TORN MUSCLES AND LIGIMENTS.\nALSO DON'T DO ANY HEAVY LIFTING......THAT CAN MAKE IT WORSE.  IF IT KEEPS HURTING AFTER 2 WEEKS.....GET A 2ND OPINION (DOCTOR / CHYROPRACTOR)\n\nJoint, Muscle and Tendon Injuries \n\n\nMost of us have experienced a sprain or strain at some time during our lives. Injuries to muscles, tendons and joints are common. Maybe you slipped on an icy sidewalk, turned a screwdriver with too much force, or after months of inactivity, you started an exercise program and now feel stiff and sore all over. Exercise-induced injuries are adding to the accidental joint, muscle and tendon injury statistics. Baby boomers are participating in sports and exercise activities more than ever before. As a result, sports-related injuries for this group have increased by over 33 percent in the last decade. Health club memberships for people over the age of 55 have increased by 300 percent. Accordingly, injuries for this age group have skyrocketed. More than 10 million sports injuries are treated each year in North America.\n\nSYMPTOMS\nWe know we have injured a joint, muscle or tendon because pain is the main symptom. There are many different types of injuries: sprains, strains, tendinitis, meniscal tears, osteochondritis dissicans, chondromalacia and bursitis, to name a few. Many components make up joints, protect the skeleton and ensure we have mobility. Muscles are bundles of fibers that contract. They are attached to bones. Tendons are tough bands of connective tissue that attach each end of a muscle to a bone. Ligaments surround joints and connect one bone to another. Bursas are fluid-filled sacs found at sites where friction occurs; they provide cushioning between structures. All of these components can become injured. \n\nA sprain involves either a stretched or torn ligament, the elastic tissue that connects bones to one another. Symptom severity depends on the extent of the damage, and can include pain, a popping or snapping sound when the injury occurred, inflammation with pain, swelling and fluid build-up in the area and an inability to put weight on the affected limb. A strain is the result of a partial or completely torn muscle. \n\nTendinitis is an inflammation of a tendon, the fibrous cords that connect muscles to bones. Tendons of the hands are especially prone to inflammation. Trigger finger, where the finger tendon becomes inflamed and does not move as smoothly (often causing a popping sound), is a common type of tendinitis. The Achilles tendon in the heel and the tendons of the rotator cuff are also areas that can suffer tendinitis. Those with rheumatoid arthritis, scleroderma and gout can also develop inflammation in the sheaths that surround the tendons, causing extreme pain and lack of mobility.\n\nMeniscal injury of the knee involves a tear to the meniscus. The knee pops when injured. It can be extremely painful and fluid may build up in and around the knee. A meniscal injury is often associated with a severe sprain.\n\nOsteochondritis dessicans (OCD) happens when a bit of bone or cartilage weakens or breaks off from the end of the bone. OCD is common in teens whose bones are still growing. Symptoms include pain, swelling, stiffness, or a catching or popping sound in the joint.\n\nChondromalacia occurs when the cartilage in the knee softens. This can be caused by overuse (it is common in runners), injury or weak muscles supporting the knee. Pain w
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Oh my god!  Go to the ER!!  Ahh, not really though I am sure someone is going to answer that.  They always do.  \n\nFirst off I agree that this is extremely unlikely to be cardiac related.  I am comforted by the fact that you can replicate the discomfort by movement.  The most likely thing that you did was either a muscle strain or possibly even a sprain where the ligaments stabilize the cartilage and bone joint at about your central chest (roughly at the nipple line vertically).  If its a sprain you should be able to isolate the spot right there.  If its a strain its more likely to be generalized.  Either way  the treatment is the same.  Rest, Ice, anti-inflammatories like ibuprofen.  After a day if you are still having the discomfort you can add a warm water soak and gentle stretching to the plan.  It should resolve on its own within the week.\n\n(Oh, and I really buy the getting ready for bed story wink wink)\n\nGood luck.. I hope you're feeling better soon.
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I am assuming you mean bruised.\nBut it in a splint to avoid further movement and injury.
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It's possible that it's more than just jammed - you may have sublexed it and damaged some tendons and/or muscles.  Wouldn't hurt to see a sports trainer at your school or an orthopedic doctor to make sure nothing is serious.  In the meantime, RICE (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) to manage the swelling and the pain.
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This means that there is redness, tenderness, and swelling around the area.
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It might.  Is the area red and do you feel any swelling or heat at all?  If you squeeze the nipple is there any drainage?  Seems something triggered this, don't know what you might have done three weeks ago but perhaps some activity instigated this problem.  When you say you are experiencing pain, is it constant or just when you move a certain way?  The reason for my questions is because most likely a doctor will ask the same things, so you may need to visit a doctor and be prepared to give good details.  Good Luck...
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Could be a cyst or a tear in the muscle. Probably a good idea to see an orthopedic doctor.
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Going to Yahoo! answers to get mostly lay people's opinion on medical conditions that they can not see or ask questions about...just take the answers with a grain of salt.\n\nAlthough you say you had, you probably never really did pull a muscle before.  But you have now.  The symptoms you describe are typical of a pulled muscle (not a strain which often involve ligaments where its a little painful for a couple days and then all better - no bruise)  In this case, the muscle ruptures and a very significant bruise shows up several days after the fact (Often causing the skin to be tender and firm).  \n\nIt takes about a month to recover.  The bruising you see on the other side of your foot I think is probably a dependent hematoma (a bruise that shows up at a place lower than the injury because gravity pulls the blood down).  Any place there is a collection of free blood, which occupies space, there may be some tenderness.  I doubt that the muscle relaxer is very helpful two weeks after the fact.  Anti inflamatories might be helpful (like Alieve or Ibuprofen) or even Tylenol if you don't get along with the others.  Rest it.  You can use heat and ice combinations.  Do some gentle stretching.\n\nGood luck.
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urination...busted blood vessels in the eye..cracked ribs.  I myself had my hymen break when I sneezed.  You're right crazy things happen.
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OVUALTION  I feel that same pain during the middle of my cycle  It is in the lower quadrant it goes away after 2 days.  If that is the case.  No caffeine c=would nto cause that.  It can however increase tender breasts and cause lumps in your breasts from an overload of it.  It can also cause headaches tackycardia ( increased heart rate) dehydration.  good luck in finding what could be wrong with you
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Have you had any other recient injury that you can think of? If not I would go to the hospital and let them run some tests. You can check online if you want to and read about your symptoms. Hope that helps.
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syninol fluids around joint is not flowing freely
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Ouch. Poor baby, that must have hurt. I would say you should try to sleep as best you can and see how you are in the morning. If it still hurts you might should go get it looked at, either by a chiropractor or an MD.
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it could be internal bleeding. but if u can move it, it probably isnt broken. check with ur dr.