Neck pain
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user_removed
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I get it when I stop working.
Had a few days off recently and the pain has started, right shoulder same place as always at the front, just a sharp aching when I raise my arm.
Woke up this morning with pain around my left shoulder blade, lower neck.
Had a few days off recently and the pain has started, right shoulder same place as always at the front, just a sharp aching when I raise my arm.
Woke up this morning with pain around my left shoulder blade, lower neck.
jamesthefirst
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bobspread
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That's caused from working 7 days a week.
CTPlastering
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Theres a few pain in the necks on here they might be along soon and can explain better defo use the hand as a guide for ceilings thou , other wise it seems to be twice as much work !
defo use the hand as a guide for ceilings thou , other wise it seems to be twice as much work !I'm not shoure if I so it in a magazine or on this site .A plasterer injecting steroid to his neck to stop the pain ????Theres a few pain in the necks on here they might be along soon and can explain better
jamesthefirst
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Great film bob. 
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Vincey
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HelloTheres a few pain in the necks on here they might be along soon and can explain better
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I know a real good physio in mansfield if you would travel. He specialises in running so is very knowledgable about knees. Hes the chairman of the localn running club I go to.
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You wait till Friday
I try and see my chiropractor every two or three weeks. This helps with those sorts of things. I haven't see her for about 5 weeks as been to busy but just booked one for tomorrow as hurting now!
Are talking about your neck ? Because some las have b talking of other part of the body
I'm 32 and had pains from the plastering for the first time this year. A few of the lads I work with that are 40+ are killed with back and shoulder pain. It is a seriously tough job on the body! Then you have some people saying plasterers were charging too much money at one time! I think any money a plasterer ever made was hard earned!
Haha yeah no happy ending with this one!Are talking about your neck ? Because some las have b talking of other part of the body
yeah neck back and shoulders, also ankles from using the hop ups ever day.
I thin
Wear and tear m8 I don't think there's no escape from it in this hard trade we should of tried harder in school
Pug
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Not sure fella. Don't know how stiff I'd be if I took it off!
Richard paul
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I have seen my mri scans my neck has ledge developed just around where my head sits when I am plastering ceilings not complaining it's some where to put my head when I have a kip plastering is hard on the body full stop already had 2 discs removed and in permanent pain in one form or another also watch out for the spine alignment after years of holding a hawk and pushing a trowel will send your spine into all kinds of hell, these days I price in the cost of my oesteopath 
plastering is hard on the body full stop already had 2 discs removed and in permanent pain in one form or another also watch out for the spine alignment after years of holding a hawk and pushing a trowel will send your spine into all kinds of hell, these days I price in the cost of my oesteopath your rhight m8 plastering will tell on your body in the end . But u c some lads that kill them self and u try and tell them to slow down . But I think we have ol done stupid things when we started off working .that y we suffer in old age whith back neck because of the the greed of moneyI have seen my mri scans my neck has ledge developed just around where my head sits when I am plastering ceilings not complaining it's some where to put my head when I have a kip
puddove
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nothing to do with getting older ----- the falling over its the excessive drinking
you're still a young 1 compared to marshy and scottie 5
Your rhight ther m8 I'd rather b active than on my arse behind a computer As they say active people live longer
Nisus
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Danny
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That'll be the shandy mate
better stick to halfs then
Rosemarie265
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Even after a plaster is removed, the bone is still healing. Sometimes physiotherapy/massage is needed to help you recover. Massage therapy involves exercises to improve muscle strength, joint mobility and balance. These exercises help you to safely return to normal activities. Check with a specialist physiotherapist, when you can start taking the treatment and take it.
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Nicm
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Yes there's nothing like a good massage....with a happy ending.
Vincey
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True that is good advice
Formby plastering
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Ye I do suffer with kneck pain when she elbows me every morning to turn that f**k**g alarm off
Danny
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strange how my knees have started hurting again down to the day.....