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Aargh! Pulled muscle or something
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Bit late for the ice (it happened about ninety minutes ago I think) and anyway, I haven't got any ice; but I'll have a look for the ibuprofen. -
ouch!
I once went out with a bird who had a loud crack. she was on her back for weeks(\__/)
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It's that or mild anti-depressants and I can do without the pills. I'll stick with the boozeOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostOuch!
Ah, now there's a prescription that makes sense
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A bag of frozen peas works just as well as iceOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostBit late for the ice (it happened about ninety minutes ago I think) and anyway, I haven't got any ice; but I'll have a look for the ibuprofen.
Seriously though, I had a mate who ruptured his Achilles tendon stepping off a kerb into the road and that made a clearly audible sound. He was on crutches for a while. Probably worth getting it checked out properly, esp if you can't walk on it normally or stand on tip toes.Last edited by doodab; 9 May 2013, 22:10.While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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I have a son in law who got gout. (uric acid crystals in the toe joint) aged 30, he was laid up in casualty for ages. so yes, orrible things can happen, even to the youngstersOriginally posted by doodab View PostA bag of frozen peas works just as well as ice
Seriously though, I had a mate who ruptured his Achilles tendon stepping off a kerb into the road and that made a clearly audible sound. He was on crutches for a while. Probably worth getting it checked out properly, esp if you can't walk on it normally or stand on tip toes.
but as usual, laughter is the best medicine. after beer
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Ah, it's only a flesh wound. Nothing to stop you billing.
Unless it's serious in which case, "where there's blame there's a claim".
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oh. and me missus, a nurse
says elevate it as well as freezing it(\__/)
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Well, if it's worked for her for 20 years ......Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Postoh. and me missus, a nurse
says elevate it as well as freezing it+50 Xeno Geek Points
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Found an ice pack thingy an old GF left behind years ago - one of those oblong slabs you freeze and put in a cool box, but it'll take a while to freeze. Only alternative is a couple of chops or some sausages, so I think I'll wait
Found the ibuprofen after hobbling round the flat looking in various places. Turned out it was right next to where I started, tucked in with my usual daily meds
Couple of those and a Badger Brewery Poacher's Choice: self-medication FTW!
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