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Originally Posted by erinp:
Originally Posted by Syd:

 see......that's why I don't go to the Gym........dangerous places!.......hope your Gastroc is better soon erinp 

 the right name is gastronemius muscle,I actually heard it pop.

Ouch..!

Poor you   I hope you're not crocked for too long and that you're not in too much pain.

Cosmopolitan
Originally Posted by Syd:
Originally Posted by erinp:
Originally Posted by Syd:

 see......that's why I don't go to the Gym........dangerous places!.......hope your Gastroc is better soon erinp 

 the right name is gastronemius muscle,I actually heard it pop.

Is that something to do with the stomach? erinp?

With a name like that you'd think so.  But according to Google it's in the calf.

 

That'll be a double ouch!

Cosmopolitan
The length of time needed for healing a calf strain depends on the severity of the injury. A typical grade I calf strain will heal in 7 to 10 days, a grade II injury within about 4 to 6 weeks, and a grade III calf strain within about 3 months. The most common injury is a grade II calf strain that takes about 6 weeks for complete healing. X
lal
Originally Posted by sprout:
Originally Posted by erinp:

Cheers for the info . I was on the cross trainer when it happened.I have no idea what grade i am ,hope it's one.There is no way I can be out for several weeks.I will go nuts.

It is what it is.......no rushing back before your time  

I know you are right,but gaining weight is a big problem for me.

FM
Originally Posted by erinp:
Originally Posted by sprout:
Originally Posted by erinp:

Cheers for the info . I was on the cross trainer when it happened.I have no idea what grade i am ,hope it's one.There is no way I can be out for several weeks.I will go nuts.

It is what it is.......no rushing back before your time  

I know you are right,but gaining weight is a big problem for me.

 

You won't gain weight, Erin because you won't be burning calories enough to make you hungry.

Cosmopolitan
Originally Posted by erinp:

I ruptured my Gastroc muscle in the Gym this afternoon, spent couple of hours in the A/E .Now on crutches.

Any medical people out there,if so ,how long will I be out of the Gym?

The nurse I seen today said weeks,could not get her to be more specific.

How on earth did you do that? seriously I want to know. My OH is a keep fit FANATIC .......we have a bedroom full of gym equipment and he keeps urging me to join him.

 

This ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^is just ome of the reasons why I don't. Apart from the fact that I'm one lazy cow! I prefer it on here - I keep telling him that I have the fittest fingers known to man - WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT?

Soozy Woo
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
Originally Posted by erinp:

I ruptured my Gastroc muscle in the Gym this afternoon, spent couple of hours in the A/E .Now on crutches.

Any medical people out there,if so ,how long will I be out of the Gym?

The nurse I seen today said weeks,could not get her to be more specific.

How on earth did you do that? seriously I want to know. My OH is a keep fit FANATIC .......we have a bedroom full of gym equipment and he keeps urging me to join him.

 

This ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^is just ome of the reasons why I don't. Apart from the fact that I'm one lazy cow! I prefer it on here - I keep telling him that I have the fittest fingers known to man - WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT?

I was on the cross trainer , instead of my feet being flat ,i went on my tiptoes,pushed down and it just popped. 

FM
Originally Posted by erinp:
Originally Posted by sprout:
Originally Posted by erinp:

Cheers for the info . I was on the cross trainer when it happened.I have no idea what grade i am ,hope it's one.There is no way I can be out for several weeks.I will go nuts.

It is what it is.......no rushing back before your time  

I know you are right,but gaining weight is a big problem for me.

 no your Gastroc is a big problem for you right now, chill, and exercise the bits that you can, keep your chin up......and remember to warm up when all is well......xxxx 

Syd
Originally Posted by Syd:
Originally Posted by erinp:
Originally Posted by sprout:
Originally Posted by erinp:

Cheers for the info . I was on the cross trainer when it happened.I have no idea what grade i am ,hope it's one.There is no way I can be out for several weeks.I will go nuts.

It is what it is.......no rushing back before your time  

I know you are right,but gaining weight is a big problem for me.

 no your Gastroc is a big problem for you right now, chill, and exercise the bits that you can, keep your chin up......and remember to warm up when all is well......xxxx 

Will do ,cheers.

FM

Don't worry, I was on crutches for 6 weeks a year or so ago, and I lost inches.  Not because I couldn't get to the fridge, oh no.  All that being disabled and having to push yourself up the stairs backwards on your hands and then using the crutches to get about is a great upper body workout.  I was well in shape.  Takes a lot of energy.  People don't realise.  Injured leg mass and strength took about another month or so to get back, but I had a fracture so I don't know whether it's quicker or slower for a muscle tear.

fracas
Originally Posted by fracas:

Don't worry, I was on crutches for 6 weeks a year or so ago, and I lost inches.  Not because I couldn't get to the fridge, oh no.  All that being disabled and having to push yourself up the stairs backwards on your hands and then using the crutches to get about is a great upper body workout.  I was well in shape.  Takes a lot of energy.  People don't realise.  Injured leg mass and strength took about another month or so to get back, but I had a fracture so I don't know whether it's quicker or slower for a muscle tear.

Feel better reading that ,I have been told to go up/down the stairs on my bottom.I have a downstairs washroom,but I will now use use the one upstairs.

FM
Originally Posted by erinp:
Originally Posted by fracas:

Don't worry, I was on crutches for 6 weeks a year or so ago, and I lost inches.  Not because I couldn't get to the fridge, oh no.  All that being disabled and having to push yourself up the stairs backwards on your hands and then using the crutches to get about is a great upper body workout.  I was well in shape.  Takes a lot of energy.  People don't realise.  Injured leg mass and strength took about another month or so to get back, but I had a fracture so I don't know whether it's quicker or slower for a muscle tear.

Feel better reading that ,I have been told to go up/down the stairs on my bottom.I have a downstairs washroom,but I will now use use the one upstairs.

I can see your Biceps and Buttocks blossoming 

Syd

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