I tore my rotator cuff in January, The doc said I must get surgerty I said no, and no to the pain killers. I went to the internet God bless it, I found castor oil for pain so I mixed it with mag oil and ascorbic acid and put it on. It worked took away the pain next I started exercises, and using the monecular enhancer. By Feb. I was healed and could move my arm as before. Mary
________________________________ From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Tue, July 19, 2011 4:56:01 PM Subject: CS>slap tear I have lurked on this list for a long time and learned a lot. There is so much combined knowledge that I hope someone might have an answer to my question. I have posted my MRI findings below 1..linear partial intrasubstance tears of the supraspinatus portion of the rotator cuffl > >2..prominent middle glenohumearal ligament and smallanterior superior labrum >consistant with Buford complex >3.. There is a slap tear involving the superior labrum at the biceps anchor >and >posterior to the biceps anchor. >No paralabel cyst is seen > >Awful big words. Of course the doctor wants to do surgery and cut the biceps >tendon. He said they don't repair them for people over 50 because it does not >heal.Something I want to avoid if at all possible >I also read somewhere that rotators can heal without surgery. Not sure about >the >Labral Tear of the biceps tendon.He says surgery is the only option for that. >But I have proven them wrong so many times before and am hoping to be able to >do >it again Any input would be greatly appreciated Thank you kindly Christel
