Lofunzo wrote:I will assume that this is directed towards me. Like with many muscle ailments, it tends to tighten up during inactivity. Once I move around a bit, it still bothers me but seems to loosen up.
Yeah sorry Lo, should have mentioned I was referring to you not Mad. But yes that makes more sense....if it hurts after you get up from sitting down, that would suggest hamstring. If it isn't settling down it could be a grade 2 tear. In which case best to see a physio.
UPDATE: I reinjured it much worse than originally. I was at a party last night and they got this cool hude waterslide. I was running from across the street and really tearing it up nicely. Anyway, my last attempt, I wanted some extra liftoff and when I jumped, I felt a pop and I haven't been able to move too well ever since. I think that I might need to go see a doctor.
Lofunzo wrote: UPDATE: I reinjured it much worse than originally. I was at a party last night and they got this cool hude waterslide. I was running from across the street and really tearing it up nicely. Anyway, my last attempt, I wanted some extra liftoff and when I jumped, I felt a pop and I haven't been able to move too well ever since. I think that I might need to go see a doctor.
lof-- in the most sincere and friendly way -- DUMBASS. hope you don't need surgery, but it wouldn't surprise me if you did :(
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Lofunzo wrote:I will assume that this is directed towards me. Like with many muscle ailments, it tends to tighten up during inactivity. Once I move around a bit, it still bothers me but seems to loosen up.
Yeah sorry Lo, should have mentioned I was referring to you not Mad. But yes that makes more sense....if it hurts after you get up from sitting down, that would suggest hamstring. If it isn't settling down it could be a grade 2 tear. In which case best to see a physio.
UPDATE: I reinjured it much worse than originally. I was at a party last night and they got this cool hude waterslide. I was running from across the street and really tearing it up nicely. Anyway, my last attempt, I wanted some extra liftoff and when I jumped, I felt a pop and I haven't been able to move too well ever since. I think that I might need to go see a doctor.
Lofunzo wrote: UPDATE: I reinjured it much worse than originally. I was at a party last night and they got this cool hude waterslide. I was running from across the street and really tearing it up nicely. Anyway, my last attempt, I wanted some extra liftoff and when I jumped, I felt a pop and I haven't been able to move too well ever since. I think that I might need to go see a doctor.
lof-- in the most sincere and friendly way -- DUMBASS. hope you don't need surgery, but it wouldn't surprise me if you did :(
it was said with general fondness and no malicious intent...
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Lofunzo wrote:I will assume that this is directed towards me. Like with many muscle ailments, it tends to tighten up during inactivity. Once I move around a bit, it still bothers me but seems to loosen up.
Yeah sorry Lo, should have mentioned I was referring to you not Mad. But yes that makes more sense....if it hurts after you get up from sitting down, that would suggest hamstring. If it isn't settling down it could be a grade 2 tear. In which case best to see a physio.
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Then I might be mistaken for a charity
LO: Pops aren't good dude. They usually mean a tear of a ligament or tendon. There aren't many ligaments in you hip area that are likely to be injured like that, however there are plenty in the knee. If it is still sore on the back of the leg I maintain it's a hamstring strain - grade 1 or 2 tear. Grade 3 is a complete rupture in which case you would definately know.
Lofunzo wrote:I will assume that this is directed towards me. Like with many muscle ailments, it tends to tighten up during inactivity. Once I move around a bit, it still bothers me but seems to loosen up.
Yeah sorry Lo, should have mentioned I was referring to you not Mad. But yes that makes more sense....if it hurts after you get up from sitting down, that would suggest hamstring. If it isn't settling down it could be a grade 2 tear. In which case best to see a physio.
UPDATE: I reinjured it much worse than originally. I was at a party last night and they got this cool hude waterslide. I was running from across the street and really tearing it up nicely. Anyway, my last attempt, I wanted some extra liftoff and when I jumped, I felt a pop and I haven't been able to move too well ever since. I think that I might need to go see a doctor.
Really? What was your first clue?
Just messing .
Go see your doc and get well soon.
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But hopefully it won't require surgery 
