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My one doctor looked at me when I said my shoulder hurts and I told him a few things that bother me and he said that I probably have long head of the biceps tendinitis. I accepted that but after doing more research, i can find the exact point of main and its where i circled here. This is rather far from the biceps tendon, and I havent been able to heal and ive had this problem for 8 months or so. I think it has something to do with the pec minor. Is it wrong of me to try and find another doctor that will actually do tests on me or something so I can findout the exact problem so I can rehab it? Because long head of the biceps tendon rehab might be vastly different than where i circled. I am not even sure what the problem is, but I really believe its the pec minor tendon or something.
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Yeah that doctor was most likely wrong, i bet he didnt even google your symptoms. You probably know better.
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>>39210170
I didnt google my symptoms, literally looking at anatomy shows that where my pain is, is different than he said it was.
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>>39210146
bump
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>>39210170
Man, doctors are often wrong about things. GP doctors are working on a "little about a lot" basis and are basically working at a "can i give them a cream or do i need to send them to a specialist for this" level
I have literally had doctors google my symptoms in front of me
Assuming it was a general appointment he might want to go back and ask for further investigation if the problem is bothering him enough.
OP doesn't know better medically obviously but he knows his body better and he can look up the symptoms of what the doctor said and come to a conclusion as to whether he thinks he should see someone further about this
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Google "supraspinatus" and "rotator cuff injury"
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>>39210146
You should see a physio over a doctor, really that is the best way, we aren't really able to help you with this kind of stuff it is just too specific and obviously we can't touch you up lol.
I had a weird shoulder sensation which freaked me out enough to go to a physio... I had a very tight pec minor so he did some very painful trigger point work on it and told me to do wall stretches... the sensation (wasn't painful, just odd) went away within two days.
I'm not saying this is your problem. I'm just saying that shoulder joints are very important, and if working out is your hobby... physios are worth it.
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>>39211055
Is a physio an orthopedic surgeon?
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>>39210146
Does your shoulder pop when you lift? The problem could be your pec minor, but it could also be your shoulder. I had a similar pain in the same area and this fixed it:
youtube.com/watch?v=zsmeXwHu6W0
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>>39212354
On mobile. Fucked up link.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zsmeXwHu6W0
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>>39212354
No it isnt that, it is anterior pain that seems like pec minor tendon pain, but i suppose it could be short head of the biceps pain. The short head of the biceps connect to the corocoid too right?
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