possible injury...or something :(

Hey bros,
A few months ago I had just finished up recovery from a test/tren/winny/primo cycle. Mild doses. I had good gains, etc. Ok, shortly after recovery my left shoulder started "burning". I mean it felt as if it was on fire deep inside the muscle. I saw a doc, he gave me a shot of cortisol and told me go to easy on it. Of course, the cort helped and I went easy on it. Well, about the time the cortisol wore off my shoulder no longer burned, but it is just not right. For example, I can hurt it bending over to pick up a shoe off the ground. It kinda feels like there's pressure in there. The best way to describe it is it feels like a finger feels when it just needs to be "popped". I've got an MRI coming up this week, but wondering if anyone else has ever experienced this.

TIA,
Platinum

I dont know bro. I would just wait and see what the doc says.

You may want to see a chiropractor. Md's no there stuff about drugs and stuff like that but when it comes to joints and muscles I go see a dc. With seeing a dc my lifts improved between 5-10%

I say see what the MRI shows. If it is completely normal and your symptoms persist then consider a chiropractor.

congrats! youve officially joined the growing ranks of people with shoulder problems. i think seeing a doc is the most important thing, because only they can tell if something is physically torn, or if you have bursitis. i started having problems about eight years ago when i had only been lifting weights for a couple years. mine turned out to be bursitis and it was a slow road to recovery, but thuroughly warming up the joint and using lots of ice when there was swelling has worked wonders for me.

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Originally Posted by sin

congrats! youve officially joined the growing ranks of people with shoulder problems. i think seeing a doc is the most important thing, because only they can tell if something is physically torn, or if you have bursitis. i started having problems about eight years ago when i had only been lifting weights for a couple years. mine turned out to be bursitis and it was a slow road to recovery, but thuroughly warming up the joint and using lots of ice when there was swelling has worked wonders for me.

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Yep, Bursitis of the AC is the first thing that I thought of, been there, sucks, and the bad thing is you pretty much have to take your Anti-Flams and wait that sucker out. If there's ANYTHING you don't wanna keep pushing it's a bad shoulder.
You NEED that MRI Pronto.
And yes, I am at the Crystal Top of that Bad Shoulder Rank: Warm up, Warm up, Warm up! Can't possibely emphasize that enough.
Is it your throwing arm? And do you throw, i.e. Play Softball etc etc??