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Fuzzyman
Posted 2008-12-08 3:24 PM (#7882)
Subject: Question about Surgery


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Location: Maple Shade, NJ.		In August I had a pain that developed out of nowhere, no fall, no trauma just a pain in my Elbow, within a week the upper part of my elbow where the bottom of your tricep muscle would be swelled up like a baseball, long story short I need surgery to fix a torn Tricep Tendon.
I know its a longshot but,.....
By any chance has anyone heard of someone that may have had this, and did it affect there playing?
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Slipkid
Posted 2008-12-08 3:44 PM (#7883 - in reply to #7882)
Subject: Re: Question about Surgery



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Location: south east Michigan		Fretboard arm or strummin' arm?

I would imagine that you could compenstate easier if it was the strummin' arm.
The fretboard side could take some rehab.
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Jeff W.
Posted 2008-12-08 4:09 PM (#7884 - in reply to #7882)
Subject: Re: Question about Surgery


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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub		ALWAYS GET A SECOND (OR THIRD) OPINION BEFORE UNDERGOING SURGERY.
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MWoody
Posted 2008-12-08 4:12 PM (#7885 - in reply to #7882)
Subject: Re: Question about Surgery



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Location: Upper Left USA		Any corrective surgery you enter into should also include appropriate physical therapy to bring you back to 100%.

If it's the Strummin arm you may have to learn some fingerstyle techniques or get a slimmer bowl/body size.

I had a similar issue not long ago:

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Slipkid
Posted 2008-12-08 4:13 PM (#7886 - in reply to #7882)
Subject: Re: Question about Surgery



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Location: south east Michigan		And begin any discussion with the doctor by saying ....
"The guys on the guitar fan club forum suggested that I....."
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Mark in Boise
Posted 2008-12-08 4:25 PM (#7887 - in reply to #7882)
Subject: Re: Question about Surgery


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Location: Boise, Idaho		Four fractures in my fretting arm didn't affect my playing.
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PEZ
Posted 2008-12-08 4:27 PM (#7888 - in reply to #7882)
Subject: Re: Question about Surgery



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Location: Nashville TN.		In any case I hope your health returns quickly
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fillhixx
Posted 2008-12-08 4:29 PM (#7889 - in reply to #7882)
Subject: Re: Question about Surgery



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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia		Learn peddle steel as a back-up plan....


.....there just aren't enough peddle steel players.
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Old Man Arthur
Posted 2008-12-08 4:34 PM (#7890 - in reply to #7882)
Subject: Re: Question about Surgery



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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR		"Gee Doc... Will I be able to play the guitar after the surgery?"

"Sure you will!"

"That's Great! I've always wanted to play the guitar!" :D

Hope you arm is feeling better soon. :cool:
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2ifbyC
Posted 2008-12-08 4:49 PM (#7891 - in reply to #7882)
Subject: Re: Question about Surgery
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast		FM,

Can't help ya with your particular situation. But having recently gone through two surgeries on my ankle, just listen to the docs AND nurses!

Here's to a quick and successful procedure...

BTW, no I don't play guitar with my ankle. Hell, I have enough trouble using my hands! Oh wait, with the metal plate in it, I could try slide... Naw, that's what got me into trouble in the first place...
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Damon67
Posted 2008-12-08 5:11 PM (#7892 - in reply to #7882)
Subject: Re: Question about Surgery



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Location: Jet City		FUZZY!

Get better man. I know, it sucks playing with pain.
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gulfcoast
Posted 2008-12-08 5:47 PM (#7893 - in reply to #7882)
Subject: Re: Question about Surgery


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Location: ms		Theres an ortho doc thats a member over at the acoustic guitar forum. Post over there and he`ll reply if hes sees it.
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Fuzzyman
Posted 2008-12-09 7:01 AM (#7894 - in reply to #7882)
Subject: Re: Question about Surgery


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Location: Maple Shade, NJ.		Hey Damon, funny thing is no pain at all when I play, guess you don't use the tricep muscle on the fretting hand when playing, the problem is that the cut for the surgery is fairly large, thats whats got me worried, and our schedule is heavy after the 1st of the year, gives me about 3 weeks to heal to a point that I can play.
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