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Originally Posted by Tiger
I just had a injection in the shoulder, basically as a test. the doctor said "if this help then X, but if it doesn't help than it is something worse." probably the exact same issue. If the shot works, it is inflammation and can be handled, if not it is ligament damage.
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Just a total side story about cortisone shots, I had this medium-high pain that shot from my stomach down my leg as well as into my *redacted*. I was obviously worried. My doctor said it was a somewhat common hockey injury and gave me a cortisone shot in the stomach! (Needle in the stomach isn’t something I ever want again).
Anyway, one shot and it was gone. But I also I wouldn’t have been LTIR if I played pro. To clarify I was mocking the difference in reporting, as they have basically covered everything.
Edit: I missed that last sentence, well that is interesting! Maybe my doctor explained that as I was recovering from learning about the injection point.