Torn Pec Muscles

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Frauso
Frauso
QLD
24 posts
QLD, 24 posts
25 Apr 2016 9:52pm
Have recently torn my pectorial muscles while kiting in the surf . Was wondering if any one has suffered the same injury . Trying to avoid surgery as i am self employed . Would love some feedback if others have rehabilitated there way thru it.

Cheers Frauso
Frauso
Frauso
QLD
24 posts
QLD, 24 posts
25 Apr 2016 10:04pm
The Minor

waveslave
waveslave
WA
4263 posts
WA, 4263 posts
25 Apr 2016 8:05pm
Try resting them .
Frauso
Frauso
QLD
24 posts
QLD, 24 posts
25 Apr 2016 10:08pm
Have not done anything strenuous for 5 weeks now it is slowly getting better but still cant put pressure on it . Seeing an orthopedic surgeon this week .

waveslave
waveslave
WA
4263 posts
WA, 4263 posts
25 Apr 2016 8:11pm
Have patience.

The body heals at it's own pace.
Kraut
Kraut
WA
547 posts
WA, 547 posts
25 Apr 2016 8:23pm
From my understanding mucle tears or muscle to tendon tears are usually not fixed (best) through surgery. See a sports doc but also, perhaps more importantly a physio. I had a major pec tendon tear (off the humerus bone) which was reattached surgically. Still a 6-9 months recovery. Hope you can just take it easy for a while and it will heal by itself.
Frauso
Frauso
QLD
24 posts
QLD, 24 posts
25 Apr 2016 10:32pm
Fingers crossed . I am seeing a physio once a week .
jackforbes
jackforbes
WA
530 posts
WA, 530 posts
25 Apr 2016 10:03pm
Dunno about pecs specifically, but I had a torn labrum (where the tendon joins to the bone in the shoulder). With Physio and stretching i have no pain now and the same (or better) strength than I had before. I didn't go the surgery because I wasn't willing to have that much time off kiting for the recovery, and now I'm happy I didn't. Focus on strengthening and support exercises and you can avoid the cost and time of surgery I reckon.
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