Elite labs gear gave 2 delt infections

[FiEnD]

How does this happen? Did you poke you finger ? Or jist by sking touch?

Had a scratch to begin with. Got a little red. Looked like a small little pimple and so i tried to pop it and it was all down hill from there

 

[XmadXscientist]

Had a scratch to begin with. Got a little red. Looked like a small little pimple and so i tried to pop it and it was all down hill from there

This is exactly what happened to me almost 10 years ago. Had a pimple on my calf and gave it a squeeze, 2 days later I had a giant red spot the size of a quarter that was hot and painful as hell. Turns out it was MRSA and had eaten 1/4 inch deep into my muscle. I could feel it melting the tissue, it was some of the worst pain ever next to my torn labrum. I had to get it packed for a week just like you, awful stuff.

 

[FiEnD]

This is exactly what happened to me almost 10 years ago. Had a pimple on my calf and gave it a squeeze, 2 days later I had a giant red spot the size of a quarter that was hot and painful as hell. Turns out it was MRSA and had eaten 1/4 inch deep into my muscle. I could feel it melting the tissue, it was some of the worst pain ever next to my torn labrum. I had to get it packed for a week just like you, awful stuff.

Im just getting over labrum surgery myself lol

 

[XmadXscientist]

Im just getting over labrum surgery myself lol

I was lucky enough to only tear it 50% and went through 4 months of physical therapy which made a world of difference, if it's an option I would highly recommend it. I think it took me 9-12 months to get back to mostly normal and maybe 15-18 to get back to 100%. This was before I used GH or AAS.

Good luck with your recovery and hopefully you're not out too long.

 

[FiEnD]

I was lucky enough to only tear it 50% and went through 4 months of physical therapy which made a world of difference, if it's an option I would highly recommend it. I think it took me 9-12 months to get back to mostly normal and maybe 15-18 to get back to 100%. This was before I used GH or AAS.

Good luck with your recovery and hopefully you're not out too long.

Thanks man. I just finished 6 months of PT. Go back to the doc at the end of the month for a follow up

 

[Bigboy727]

I was lucky enough to only tear it 50% and went through 4 months of physical therapy which made a world of difference, if it's an option I would highly recommend it. I think it took me 9-12 months to get back to mostly normal and maybe 15-18 to get back to 100%. This was before I used GH or AAS.

Good luck with your recovery and hopefully you're not out too long.

Thanks man. I just finished 6 months of PT. Go back to the doc at the end of the month for a follow up

Holy shit.. you 2 shouldn’t ride in the same car.

 

[Kakarot]

Holy shit.. you 2 shouldn’t ride in the same car.

The amount of injuries on here amazes me sometimes.. it's also convinced me that stretching and warming up is 110% necessary!

Not saying all injuries can be prevented but a large portion could be.

 

[Evom1]

The amount of injuries on here amazes me sometimes.. it's also convinced me that stretching and warming up is 110% necessary!

Not saying all injuries can be prevented but a large portion could be.

Right? When was the last time you heard of Jujimufu tearing something?

 

[XmadXscientist]

The amount of injuries on here amazes me sometimes.. it's also convinced me that stretching and warming up is 110% necessary!

Not saying all injuries can be prevented but a large portion could be.

It really helps, foregoing ego would be another good one since there's little practicality in benching 400 pounds besides pride.

 

[ScabbyJr]

Stay away from gear until you know how to eat and train. That physique shows you don't know fuck all about either.

 

[Kakarot]

It really helps, foregoing ego would be another good one since there's little practicality in benching 400 pounds besides pride.

Would like to agree with this but I train mostly for strength and am wanting to do a powerlifting meet if the stars ever line up correctly. As far as aesthetics go flat benching heavy is probably not your best use of your time.