eyecandy Posted August 15, 2013 Posted August 15, 2013 Broke ribs twice this year. 6 weeks apart. Sucked!!! Heal up quick. I can only imagine what you are going through at the moment.Thanks. It's pretty eina!
Ham Posted August 15, 2013 Posted August 15, 2013 Clavicle fracture. aka collar bone. Most common cycling injury after a sore arse Ditto
Ham Posted August 15, 2013 Posted August 15, 2013 How long do the tendons take to heal? My doctor said one month. I'm 15 days away and I'm not feeling any better than I did the day I fell. Try 6
V12man Posted August 15, 2013 Posted August 15, 2013 Try 6 Try - maybe NEVER... This subject really needs to be split into a few categories to make better sense to me - but it gets tricky as soon as you subdivide it further by anatomical region... I was going to put some detail into this, but it is badly skewed by what I see professionally 1 - Traumatic injuries from a fall or crashHead/brain injuriesBroken bonesDislocationsTorn/ruptured ligaments/tendonsWoundsAbrasionsRuptured organsBruising/Haematoma's 2 - Overuse injuries - just from riding.SunburnITBFSPatellae/femoral painNumb pubic area - long term , as well as just short term during a rideVarious neuropathies in feet and handsSaddle soresCyclist Illiac SyndromeVarious fungal infections And so on and so forth... RRA 1
Lexx Posted August 15, 2013 Posted August 15, 2013 Does Mental Scars also Count?? Like For instance being denied "Sexy Time" with Wifey for a loong time Because you decide to rather go and cycle than to spend Quality time with the in-laws V12man 1
RRA Posted August 15, 2013 Posted August 15, 2013 Try - maybe NEVER... This subject really needs to be split into a few categories to make better sense to me - but it gets tricky as soon as you subdivide it further by anatomical region... I was going to put some detail into this, but it is badly skewed by what I see professionally 1 - Traumatic injuries from a fall or crashHead/brain injuriesBroken bonesDislocationsTorn/ruptured ligaments/tendonsWoundsAbrasionsRuptured organsBruising/Haematoma's 2 - Overuse injuries - just from riding.SunburnITBFSPatellae/femoral painNumb pubic area - long term , as well as just short term during a rideVarious neuropathies in feet and handsSaddle soresCyclist Illiac SyndromeVarious fungal infections And so on and so forth... And this sport is good for my health how..........???? lol
V12man Posted August 15, 2013 Posted August 15, 2013 And this sport is good for my health how..........???? lol It's mostly good for your families mental health - gets you the f... out of their way.... Riding is good for you..... it must be..... my dad said it was... This is the kind of injury you want to avoid - yes it's an MTB injury... no, it's not my neck... Lexx 1
Lexx Posted August 15, 2013 Posted August 15, 2013 It's mostly good for your families mental health - gets you the f... out of their way.... Riding is good for you..... it must be..... my dad said it was... This is the kind of injury you want to avoid - yes it's an MTB injury... no, it's not my neck... Ouch!!
V12man Posted August 15, 2013 Posted August 15, 2013 Sh@t....... THATS ALOT of money For 2 seconds dumbassedness - yes... better than a lifetime of pain though... although he is actually lucky that that was all it was and he is still walking.
TALUS Posted August 15, 2013 Posted August 15, 2013 It's mostly good for your families mental health - gets you the f... out of their way.... Riding is good for you..... it must be..... my dad said it was... This is the kind of injury you want to avoid - yes it's an MTB injury... no, it's not my neck... Sure it was an acute injury? Looks like pretty big osteophytes to me - acute on chronic maybe?
New Landy new life Posted August 15, 2013 Posted August 15, 2013 Also broke the ball off my hip, scapula and two collarbones
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