Anyone had it? I had it this morning, so typing is interesting. Just curious how your recovery went and what it did for you? No shooting for me for a bit, but hopefully my pistol work improves.
I haven't had it (yet), but it might be in my future. I'm anxious to hear how your recovery goes. I wish you the best. Don't I also remember you talking about shoulder problems? That, I have rather extensive experience with! I hope you can avoid surgery there.
Yep, rotator cuff is next on the list.
i had it on 2/15/23, went very well did not even use one of the pain pills they prescribed. I have a little tenderness on the heal of my hand, like a bruise. they said that is normal for upto 2-3 months. I would highly recomend Dr. mokhtee at tulsa bone and joint. Also would do same for rotor cuff with dr Dukes.
I hope you heal up soon and can get back to shooting cause I know you love that.
I have to use OU docs due to insurance and I will probably stick with Chenoweth. He did my surgery this morning and since he is an Orthopedic surgeon, does shoulders too.
I had it done on both 6 weeks apart. It was the open procedure where they cut your palm open. I had a cast put on a week after surgery after swell went down. I think I wore the cast 2 weeks. Had a big lump in the surgery area for a long time.
Rotator surgery sucks as bad as having your tendon sewed back to your elbow. Lateral epicondylitis.
Rotator surgery sucks as bad as having your tendon sewed back to your elbow. Lateral epicondylitis.
I'm am starting 6 weeks of PT for a rotator cuff situation. Started having pain, so I went to my Ortho doc in Norman. He sent me for a MRI, and the results show an anterior to posterior tear of superior glenoid labrum of my shoulder, biceps tendinitis of shoulder, nontraumatic incomplete tear of left rotator cuff and impingement syndrome of left shoulder. He gave me an injection of Kenalog-40 and ordered the PT.
I'm not sure what all that means, but the injection seemed to help, and the hope is that the PT will, at least, postpone the need for surgery.
Another victim of excellent living for a long time.
My wife had carpal tunnel surgery a few years ago, and it helped her a lot. I wish you a speedy recovery. 
Had it done on both, about 6 weeks apart maybe 4/5 years ago.
My surgery was a small 2cm slit at my wrist line by the wrinkle. I can’t even tell where the scar is.
Wiping your ass was the hardest part.
My grip strength was back to 100% in about 5-6 months. I was pretty much functional 3-4 weeks after.
Don’t hesitate best thing I did
My surgery was a small 2cm slit at my wrist line by the wrinkle. I can’t even tell where the scar is.
Wiping your ass was the hardest part.
My grip strength was back to 100% in about 5-6 months. I was pretty much functional 3-4 weeks after.
Don’t hesitate best thing I did
