yugokid
09-30-2005, 08:01 PM
it seems that for some reason my arms have weakend, when i hold them over my head or something to that extent they start to trembel a little feeling like they are weak. I have been having restless leg where it feels like my thighs have to be stretched out. anyone comment on this?
i do have a arrtyhmia but iv had that for years (pvcs)
i do have a arrtyhmia but iv had that for years (pvcs)
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yugokid
10-02-2005, 12:27 AM
it seems i may have pinpointed the problem. It seems that friday i had a strainious mini work out that worked my arms and thighs holding me up in for few min. then the next day i was lifting some furniture and i grabbed it a weird way and it "strained" my arms where my biecpts meet my vien, but with out pain. My question is this, could the weakness from that strain be present a week later and with no pain? could that have also effected my shoulders?
yugokid
10-02-2005, 12:12 PM
just thought id mention that im kinda feeling a weakness in the thighs (both) bicepts and sometimes shoulders, can restless leg sometime make it feel kinda weak?
Misty800
10-02-2005, 05:46 PM
No, I do not believe restless legs will cause the other problems, but, do believe you strained more muscles than you realize in doing the workout and moving furniture. Yes, you can still have problems a week later and could have them up to a year or more depending on how bad you strained the muscles in your upper arms/shoulder area. It has been 5 years since I strained my upper arms/shoulder area and still have problems. Needless to say I do not use certain exercise machines at the gym anymore or move heavy furniture.
An experienced weight lifter told me I should take care of my arms/shoulders or they would never heal. I believe he is right, because every time I went back to using the machines my arms/shoulders got worse. I now use 2 lb. weights and lift over my head while sitting on large exercise ball in order to help strengthen arm muscles.
An experienced weight lifter told me I should take care of my arms/shoulders or they would never heal. I believe he is right, because every time I went back to using the machines my arms/shoulders got worse. I now use 2 lb. weights and lift over my head while sitting on large exercise ball in order to help strengthen arm muscles.
yugokid
10-02-2005, 07:27 PM
I meant to phrase it like this, sorry, can restless legs feel like a "weakness"
and its possible to strain a muscle and feel the effects with out pain?
and its possible to strain a muscle and feel the effects with out pain?