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  1. Original post
    curt
    Archived post
    #1

    Never did this before. Was sprinting and heard a pop and had to stop. I
    can walk on it okay, but can't move it normally. I am laying here with ice
    on it.

    Any tricks to get this to heal as fast as possible?

    Thanks for any advise.
    Curt

    Report
  2. Ham String
    Archived post
    #2

    Rest. Rest. And more Rest. Also, you may want to consider going to a
    sports medicine doctor that may properly diagnose the injury and provide PT,
    if necesary.

    I had a pulled/torn hammy, and was out for three months.

    "curt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:uo8Fe.2350$3p2.1917@trndny04...

    Quoted message said:

    Never did this before. Was sprinting and heard a pop and had to stop. I
    can walk on it okay, but can't move it normally. I am laying here with
    ice
    on it.

    Any tricks to get this to heal as fast as possible?

    Thanks for any advise.
    Curt

    Report
  3. Ham String
    Archived post
    #3

    Rest. Rest. And more Rest. Also, you may want to consider going to a
    sports medicine doctor that may properly diagnose the injury and provide PT,
    if necesary.

    I had a pulled/torn hammy, and was out for three months.

    "curt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:uo8Fe.2350$3p2.1917@trndny04...

    Quoted message said:

    Never did this before. Was sprinting and heard a pop and had to stop. I
    can walk on it okay, but can't move it normally. I am laying here with
    ice
    on it.

    Any tricks to get this to heal as fast as possible?

    Thanks for any advise.
    Curt

    Report
  4. Ham String
    Archived post
    #4

    Rest. Rest. And more Rest. Also, you may want to consider going to a
    sports medicine doctor that may properly diagnose the injury and provide PT,
    if necesary.

    I had a pulled/torn hammy, and was out for three months.

    "curt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:uo8Fe.2350$3p2.1917@trndny04...

    Quoted message said:

    Never did this before. Was sprinting and heard a pop and had to stop. I
    can walk on it okay, but can't move it normally. I am laying here with
    ice
    on it.

    Any tricks to get this to heal as fast as possible?

    Thanks for any advise.
    Curt

    Report
  5. Ham String
    Archived post
    #5

    Rest. Rest. And more Rest. Also, you may want to consider going to a
    sports medicine doctor that may properly diagnose the injury and provide PT,
    if necesary.

    I had a pulled/torn hammy, and was out for three months.

    "curt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:uo8Fe.2350$3p2.1917@trndny04...

    Quoted message said:

    Never did this before. Was sprinting and heard a pop and had to stop. I
    can walk on it okay, but can't move it normally. I am laying here with
    ice
    on it.

    Any tricks to get this to heal as fast as possible?

    Thanks for any advise.
    Curt

    Report
  6. Newsdude
    Archived post
    #6

    "Ham String" <ham@spam-blam> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    Rest. Rest. And more Rest. Also, you may want to consider going to
    a sports medicine doctor that may properly diagnose the injury and
    provide PT, if necesary.

    I had a pulled/torn hammy, and was out for three months.

    "curt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:uo8Fe.2350$3p2.1917@trndny04...

    Quoted message said:

    Never did this before. Was sprinting and heard a pop and had to
    stop. I can walk on it okay, but can't move it normally. I am
    laying here with ice
    on it.

    Any tricks to get this to heal as fast as possible?


    Yeah. Get a good opinion from your docto. I popped one about 2-1/2 weeks
    ago, the morning I already happened to be going to my doc's anyway. He
    checked it, deemed it not too severe, and told me to rest it four or five
    days. I ran on the 6th day and popped it again. So I waited again, this
    time just over a week, and then went out very slowly and carefully and
    all appears fine again. But I'll be taking it easy for a little while
    anyway.

    Report
  7. Newsdude
    Archived post
    #7

    "Ham String" <ham@spam-blam> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    Rest. Rest. And more Rest. Also, you may want to consider going to
    a sports medicine doctor that may properly diagnose the injury and
    provide PT, if necesary.

    I had a pulled/torn hammy, and was out for three months.

    "curt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:uo8Fe.2350$3p2.1917@trndny04...

    Quoted message said:

    Never did this before. Was sprinting and heard a pop and had to
    stop. I can walk on it okay, but can't move it normally. I am
    laying here with ice
    on it.

    Any tricks to get this to heal as fast as possible?


    Yeah. Get a good opinion from your docto. I popped one about 2-1/2 weeks
    ago, the morning I already happened to be going to my doc's anyway. He
    checked it, deemed it not too severe, and told me to rest it four or five
    days. I ran on the 6th day and popped it again. So I waited again, this
    time just over a week, and then went out very slowly and carefully and
    all appears fine again. But I'll be taking it easy for a little while
    anyway.

    Report
  8. Newsdude
    Archived post
    #8

    "Ham String" <ham@spam-blam> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    Rest. Rest. And more Rest. Also, you may want to consider going to
    a sports medicine doctor that may properly diagnose the injury and
    provide PT, if necesary.

    I had a pulled/torn hammy, and was out for three months.

    "curt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:uo8Fe.2350$3p2.1917@trndny04...

    Quoted message said:

    Never did this before. Was sprinting and heard a pop and had to
    stop. I can walk on it okay, but can't move it normally. I am
    laying here with ice
    on it.

    Any tricks to get this to heal as fast as possible?


    Yeah. Get a good opinion from your docto. I popped one about 2-1/2 weeks
    ago, the morning I already happened to be going to my doc's anyway. He
    checked it, deemed it not too severe, and told me to rest it four or five
    days. I ran on the 6th day and popped it again. So I waited again, this
    time just over a week, and then went out very slowly and carefully and
    all appears fine again. But I'll be taking it easy for a little while
    anyway.

    Report
  9. Newsdude
    Archived post
    #9

    "Ham String" <ham@spam-blam> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    Rest. Rest. And more Rest. Also, you may want to consider going to
    a sports medicine doctor that may properly diagnose the injury and
    provide PT, if necesary.

    I had a pulled/torn hammy, and was out for three months.

    "curt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:uo8Fe.2350$3p2.1917@trndny04...

    Quoted message said:

    Never did this before. Was sprinting and heard a pop and had to
    stop. I can walk on it okay, but can't move it normally. I am
    laying here with ice
    on it.

    Any tricks to get this to heal as fast as possible?


    Yeah. Get a good opinion from your docto. I popped one about 2-1/2 weeks
    ago, the morning I already happened to be going to my doc's anyway. He
    checked it, deemed it not too severe, and told me to rest it four or five
    days. I ran on the 6th day and popped it again. So I waited again, this
    time just over a week, and then went out very slowly and carefully and
    all appears fine again. But I'll be taking it easy for a little while
    anyway.

    Report
  10. curt
    Archived post
    #10

    Thanks for the help. I don't think it is really bad, but it was very loud
    when it happened. That is what concerned me, but I talked to a trainer and
    he said that doesn't always mean it is bad, it just moved over something and
    made a pop.

    I can walk on it okay and am icing it like mad. I hope I am back up and
    running in a week to 10 I hope. I know some can really be very bad, but if
    I can walk on it and it doesn't hurt too much, I am still hoping for the
    best.

    Thanks,
    curt

    "Newsdude" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    "Ham String" <ham@spam-blam> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    Rest. Rest. And more Rest. Also, you may want to consider going to
    a sports medicine doctor that may properly diagnose the injury and
    provide PT, if necesary.

    I had a pulled/torn hammy, and was out for three months.

    "curt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:uo8Fe.2350$3p2.1917@trndny04...

    Quoted message said:

    Never did this before. Was sprinting and heard a pop and had to
    stop. I can walk on it okay, but can't move it normally. I am
    laying here with ice
    on it.

    Any tricks to get this to heal as fast as possible?


    Yeah. Get a good opinion from your docto. I popped one about 2-1/2 weeks
    ago, the morning I already happened to be going to my doc's anyway. He
    checked it, deemed it not too severe, and told me to rest it four or five
    days. I ran on the 6th day and popped it again. So I waited again, this
    time just over a week, and then went out very slowly and carefully and
    all appears fine again. But I'll be taking it easy for a little while
    anyway.

    Report
  11. curt
    Archived post
    #11

    Thanks for the help. I don't think it is really bad, but it was very loud
    when it happened. That is what concerned me, but I talked to a trainer and
    he said that doesn't always mean it is bad, it just moved over something and
    made a pop.

    I can walk on it okay and am icing it like mad. I hope I am back up and
    running in a week to 10 I hope. I know some can really be very bad, but if
    I can walk on it and it doesn't hurt too much, I am still hoping for the
    best.

    Thanks,
    curt

    "Newsdude" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    "Ham String" <ham@spam-blam> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    Rest. Rest. And more Rest. Also, you may want to consider going to
    a sports medicine doctor that may properly diagnose the injury and
    provide PT, if necesary.

    I had a pulled/torn hammy, and was out for three months.

    "curt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:uo8Fe.2350$3p2.1917@trndny04...

    Quoted message said:

    Never did this before. Was sprinting and heard a pop and had to
    stop. I can walk on it okay, but can't move it normally. I am
    laying here with ice
    on it.

    Any tricks to get this to heal as fast as possible?


    Yeah. Get a good opinion from your docto. I popped one about 2-1/2 weeks
    ago, the morning I already happened to be going to my doc's anyway. He
    checked it, deemed it not too severe, and told me to rest it four or five
    days. I ran on the 6th day and popped it again. So I waited again, this
    time just over a week, and then went out very slowly and carefully and
    all appears fine again. But I'll be taking it easy for a little while
    anyway.

    Report
  12. curt
    Archived post
    #12

    Thanks for the help. I don't think it is really bad, but it was very loud
    when it happened. That is what concerned me, but I talked to a trainer and
    he said that doesn't always mean it is bad, it just moved over something and
    made a pop.

    I can walk on it okay and am icing it like mad. I hope I am back up and
    running in a week to 10 I hope. I know some can really be very bad, but if
    I can walk on it and it doesn't hurt too much, I am still hoping for the
    best.

    Thanks,
    curt

    "Newsdude" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    "Ham String" <ham@spam-blam> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    Rest. Rest. And more Rest. Also, you may want to consider going to
    a sports medicine doctor that may properly diagnose the injury and
    provide PT, if necesary.

    I had a pulled/torn hammy, and was out for three months.

    "curt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:uo8Fe.2350$3p2.1917@trndny04...

    Quoted message said:

    Never did this before. Was sprinting and heard a pop and had to
    stop. I can walk on it okay, but can't move it normally. I am
    laying here with ice
    on it.

    Any tricks to get this to heal as fast as possible?


    Yeah. Get a good opinion from your docto. I popped one about 2-1/2 weeks
    ago, the morning I already happened to be going to my doc's anyway. He
    checked it, deemed it not too severe, and told me to rest it four or five
    days. I ran on the 6th day and popped it again. So I waited again, this
    time just over a week, and then went out very slowly and carefully and
    all appears fine again. But I'll be taking it easy for a little while
    anyway.

    Report
  13. curt
    Archived post
    #13

    Thanks for the help. I don't think it is really bad, but it was very loud
    when it happened. That is what concerned me, but I talked to a trainer and
    he said that doesn't always mean it is bad, it just moved over something and
    made a pop.

    I can walk on it okay and am icing it like mad. I hope I am back up and
    running in a week to 10 I hope. I know some can really be very bad, but if
    I can walk on it and it doesn't hurt too much, I am still hoping for the
    best.

    Thanks,
    curt

    "Newsdude" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    "Ham String" <ham@spam-blam> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    Rest. Rest. And more Rest. Also, you may want to consider going to
    a sports medicine doctor that may properly diagnose the injury and
    provide PT, if necesary.

    I had a pulled/torn hammy, and was out for three months.

    "curt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:uo8Fe.2350$3p2.1917@trndny04...

    Quoted message said:

    Never did this before. Was sprinting and heard a pop and had to
    stop. I can walk on it okay, but can't move it normally. I am
    laying here with ice
    on it.

    Any tricks to get this to heal as fast as possible?


    Yeah. Get a good opinion from your docto. I popped one about 2-1/2 weeks
    ago, the morning I already happened to be going to my doc's anyway. He
    checked it, deemed it not too severe, and told me to rest it four or five
    days. I ran on the 6th day and popped it again. So I waited again, this
    time just over a week, and then went out very slowly and carefully and
    all appears fine again. But I'll be taking it easy for a little while
    anyway.

    Report

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