Shoulder Pain From Quilting
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Well, I really did it to myself. Was quilting a wall hanging yesterday and man-oh-man I sure did "something" to my left shoulder.
Long story short, evidently strained a muscle group and NO QUILTING for about a week. Ohhhh my gosh, back to cross-stitch and maybe knitting. What a bummer. Will have to re-think my quilting techniques!!
Has this happened to any of you? :oops:
Long story short, evidently strained a muscle group and NO QUILTING for about a week. Ohhhh my gosh, back to cross-stitch and maybe knitting. What a bummer. Will have to re-think my quilting techniques!!
Has this happened to any of you? :oops:
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My guess is that this is a problem that has been building, not something that happened in the blink of an eye??? Be careful about cross-stitching and especially knitting; both can put a strain on your shoulder. Sorry to hear you're hurting!!
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Originally Posted by QBeth
My guess is that this is a problem that has been building, not something that happened in the blink of an eye??? Be careful about cross-stitching and especially knitting; both can put a strain on your shoulder. Sorry to hear you're hurting!!
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I'll be careful. Since it happened to my L side and am R handed, figure the cross-stitching is my safest bet. Can't just sit!!! Thank you for you comment though.
Think of your recuperation time as thinking time for planning new quilts!! :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by QBeth
Originally Posted by Theresa
I'll be careful. Since it happened to my L side and am R handed, figure the cross-stitching is my safest bet. Can't just sit!!! Thank you for you comment though.
Think of your recuperation time as thinking time for planning new quilts!! :thumbup:
Sure hope you are doing better. Bursitis, I've heard can be awful.
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Yes, when I press down too hard--If no relief in about a week, you should probably go to ortho doc. I ended up surgery for torn rotator cuff--now, I don't think I did that quilting, but quilting didn't help it any. Also, cold compreses will help. Feel better soon.
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