Not happy at all. I can see me having to stop squats and deads.
Back feels f**ked, deadlifts feel so unnatural and uncomfortable i dont know whats wrong.
Knee's still hurt with pressure applied, meaning squats definately have to be on the menu.
So the 2 biggest/best exercises, happen to be the one's i cant do. Im pissed off to f**k.
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Ok my mind just wasnt on it. Im really pissed off, i feel like a cripple. Every joint seems to f**king hurt.
My problems as of late include:
-Lower back pain/ upper back pain when deadlifting.
-Lower back pain and f**ked up knees when squatting.
-Also iv started noticing a slight pain in my left elbow when pressing.
A reason that iv thought of is, that i have a skin condition called Psoriasis which i got last year.
Reading up on it, i know that theres a possibility that you can get Psoriasis Arthritis, which im hoping i dont get! But i dont have the known symptoms which are swolled joints and stiffness.
Ok, enough complaining Im just guttered thats all. Iv only been lifting a year n half i dont need these problems.
If i see no sign of improvment, ill go see the doc.
I feel your pain because I've been there and done all that (both knees and back). Not because of psoriasis, but because of injuries. It's extremely frustrating and I think first you go into denial and make it worse because you don't want to come to terms with the fact that your body is rejecting you
Second, once you realize you can't do what you like to do, you do get depressed. And angry. You don't want to know how many times I cried when I was going through rehab and physio, Tom. I was a mess because I felt physically USELESS.
But I think you have to find out what's causing your body to feel this way. Once you know definitively, then you can take steps to ameliorate the problem and get back to working out and doing the exercises you like to do.
Unfortunately, I'll probably never be able to DL again, but I've come to terms with that. I can finally squat again (which pleases me to no end!), and hopefully I'll be able to push the same weight I could before my knee injury. If I can't, then I can't. I'll have to settle for sub-standard :xmas: But at the end of the day, it's still better than just sitting on my @ss doing nothing.
Sending positive vibes to the sheep man