Frozen shoulder?
Dec 02nd 2009 04:42
I have had a pain in my right arm for more than a month. Especially I feel the pain when I lift the arm.
I felt the pain for the first time when I went to the relaxation salon to get massage in mid-October. When a massager stretched my arm after finishing massage, I felt a pain in my right arm. Since them, it hasn't cured.
I wonder if it's frozen shoulder.
Frozen shoulder is called 四十肩 (しじゅうかた) or 五十肩 (ごじゅうかた) in Japanese. Those mean "40 years old shoulder" or "50 years old shoulder", and it's one of the symbols of getting old. Now way!
When I moved in bed this morning, my right arm made ボキッ sound. （ボキッ is a typical sound of bone or joint. I wonder what you say it in English.) Then the pain decreased a little.
I still have the pain but it got much better after ボキッ. I hope it completely cures soon. I also hope it isn't frozen shoulder. haha.
I felt the pain for the first time when I went to the relaxation salon to get massage in mid-October. When a massager stretched my arm after finishing massage, I felt a pain in my right arm. Since them, it hasn't cured.
I wonder if it's frozen shoulder.
Frozen shoulder is called 四十肩 (しじゅうかた) or 五十肩 (ごじゅうかた) in Japanese. Those mean "40 years old shoulder" or "50 years old shoulder", and it's one of the symbols of getting old. Now way!
When I moved in bed this morning, my right arm made ボキッ sound. （ボキッ is a typical sound of bone or joint. I wonder what you say it in English.) Then the pain decreased a little.
I still have the pain but it got much better after ボキッ. I hope it completely cures soon. I also hope it isn't frozen shoulder. haha.
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I especially feel the pain when I lift the arm.
I felt the pain for the first time when I went to the relaxation salon to get a massage in mid-October.
When a massager stretched my arm after finishing the massage, I felt a pain in my right arm.
Since then, it hasn't gotten any better.
No way!
When I moved in bed this morning, my right arm made a ボキッ sound.
（ボキッ is a typical sound of a bone or joint.
I wonder how you say it in English.) Then the pain decreased a little.
I still have the pain but it got much better after the ボキッ.
I hope it completely heals soon.
Especially I feel the pain worsen when I lift the arm.
I felt the pain for the first time when I went to the spa to get massage in mid-October.
When a masseuse stretched my arm after finishing the massage, I felt a pain in my right arm.
No way!
When I moved in bed this morning, my right arm made ボキッ (clicking) sound.
I wonder what you say it in English.) Then the pain got a little better.
I still have the pain but it got much better after ボキッ (clicking).
I hope it goes away soon. (This sounds more native)
Do you know about this term？
to give someone a "cold shoulder" = to ignore someone
I have had a pain in my right arm for more than a month now. (Adding 'now' adds a little emphasis and can also indicate your mild frustration at this situation.)
I feel the pain more when I lift the arm.
I first felt the pain for the first time when I went to the relaxation salon to have a massage in mid-October. (An alternative for you. What you wrote was almost OK, too.)
When a massager stretched my arm after finishing massage, I felt a pain in my right arm. (Was it in the arm, or the shoulder, or both? I only ask because you mentioned the shoulder previously.)
Since then, it hasn't improved. (You can use 'improved' to describe the condition of your arm.)
I wonder if I have a frozen shoulder. (Just my way of saying it.... your's was not wrong.)
They mean "40 years old shoulder" or "50 years old shoulder", and it's one of the symbols of getting old.
No way!
When I moved in bed this morning, my right arm made a ボキッ sound.
（ボキッ is a typical sound made by a bone or joint.
I wonder what you say to describe it in English.) Then the pain decreased a little. (We say 'click', which is an onomatopoeic word.)
I still have the pain but it felt much better after hearing the ボキッ.
I hope it soon heals completely cures soon.
I especially feel the pain when I lift my arm.
I wonder how you say it in English.) Then the pain decreased a little.
Bones making sounds can be referred to as creaking or cracking.
"My bones creak when I get out of bed in the morning."
He has a habit of cracking his knuckles."
Sometimes it's called "popped" if it's unusally loud.
"My knee popped when I twisted it."
I've cracked or popped almost every joint in my body,
my wrists, fingers, toes, elbows, knees, hips, back...
I'm ready to fall apart I think. haha
Sandさんはまだ若いので３０肩くらいですね。
マッサージのあとで痛くなったってことはどこか間接が痛んだのかも知れませんね。
お大事にしてください。
Yes, it is probably due to lack of exercise. (^^;)
Thank you for your corrections and comment!
> Snoogie96,
Oh, "go away" sounds more native. I see.
Thank you for your corrections and comment!
> ancientscribble,
I heard it for the first time. It's good to know! I hope nobody gives me a cold shoulder. (<-- I just wanted to use it. ^^) Thank you for your comment!
> Martyn,
You gave me several alternative expressions and it's very useful.
Thank you for your corrections and comment!
> EroOyaji,
Haha! You cracks all part of your body. (^o^) I sometimes crack my neck, finger and knees too. Thank you for your corrections and comment!
> Roseさん
日々身体が衰えていくのを感じます。(^^;) でも、運動不足が一番の原因かも。
コメントありがとうございました！
Yes, as you say, I should make sure.
Thank you for your comment!
http://www.triggerpointbook.com/infrasp1.gif
If these points are blocked they will feel sensitive when you massage them. It usually takes 2-3 days to notice improvement, and about a week for it to completely heal.
Wow! Thank you for the useful information. I'll try it right away!