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![]() "JR" wrote in message ... A while ago I was diagnosed with rotator cuff tendinitis in my left shoulder. So, my question is, has anyone here done PT for rotator cuff tendinitis? Did it do any good, or should I just tough it out until it heals on its own? I have been thru PT numerous times. In younger years I was a serious racquetball player and had 2 arthroscopic knee surgeries - both times w extensive PT at the facility and at home - It worked and worked well! Earlier I had a serious rotator cuff injury from baseball pitching and racquetball - - and PT worked well then also. I recently - 6 mos ago - blew my knee out on a strenuous hike - and again PT was successful. You have to be patient. Do the exercises diligently at the facility and at home or while traveling using bands As one PT facility said -"no pain - no gain" I am definitely an advocate of PT. It has worked for me! Fred |
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