Hi Pat, I inadvertently posted without logging in correctly on the comments just above yours. I am the one that went for the mammogram and I have posted already a few times. My doctor had x-rays done of my shoulder and arm - everything appeared alright. I explained my communications with the Public Health Agency of Canada and the Health Unit, and of course, my symptoms to date. He was reluctant to directly point the origin of the problem to the vaccination. He did however say that it could have injured my tendon which he thinks is my problem and also a frozen shoulder (which you have mentioned before). He wants me to go to physiotherapy and also to a doctor who specializes in frozen shoulder treatment. He gave me prescriptions for Percacet for pain relief and voltaren for inflammation. Unfortunately, the percacet given from the pharmacist was a generic and is oxycocet and is making very, very sickly feeling. I will keep you posted.
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Hi Pat, I inadvertently posted without logging in correctly on the comments just above yours. I am the one that went for the mammogram and I have posted already a few times. My doctor had x-rays done of my shoulder and arm - everything appeared alright. I explained my communications with the Public Health Agency of Canada and the Health Unit, and of course, my symptoms to date. He was reluctant to directly point the origin of the problem to the vaccination. He did however say that it could have injured my tendon which he thinks is my problem and also a frozen shoulder (which you have mentioned before). He wants me to go to physiotherapy and also to a doctor who specializes in frozen shoulder treatment. He gave me prescriptions for Percacet for pain relief and voltaren for inflammation. Unfortunately, the percacet given from the pharmacist was a generic and is oxycocet and is making very, very sickly feeling. I will keep you posted.
January 7, 2010 - 7:22pmThis Comment
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