Rotator Cuff Injury

justo

Hi

i have given myself a diagnosis of rotator cuff injury in my right shoulder. Can anyone recommend a physio in Dublin city or north city to get me on the right track and fix the shoulder?

I am reluctant to shell out to a GP so s/he can scratch thier chin and refer my to a specialist.

thanks.

TommyKnocker

Hi There

Sorry to hear about the injury and I would strongly advise that you get a professional diagnosis before you start any self prescribed treatment.

Not on Dublin's north side, but 5 minutes from the dart station in Dun Laoghaire. I find him really good and well worth travelling to.

Drop me a PM if you woudl like his contact details.

Also folks, the OP has not sought any additional diagnosis or treatment advice, so lets keep responses to Physio recommendations please.


Best Regards,

M

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justo wrote: »

Hi

i have given myself a diagnosis of rotator cuff injury in my right shoulder. Can anyone recommend a physio in Dublin city or north city to get me on the right track and fix the shoulder?

I am reluctant to shell out to a GP so s/he can scratch thier chin and refer my to a specialist.

thanks.

I've been using this clinic for a range of injuries for years.

Castleknock Physiotherapy Clinic - Castleknock Physio
1 Auburn Green,
Castleknock,
Dublin 15.
Ph. 8201688

Ask for Paul, he's a sportman also. He's treated me very successfully over the years for a range of weightlifting & Judo injuries, and has kept me competing year's after most would have retired.

Paul Conneely, MSc., BSc., MISCP
Paul graduated from Trinity College Dublin with an Honours Degree BSc Physiotherapy and completed a Post Graduate Masters Degree in Sports Medicine.

Paul is trained in biomechanical assessment and can diagnose and treat biomechanical problems including the prescription of orthotics, as required.

Paul has experience in dealing with

•Sports & Musculoskeletal Injuries
•Muscle Balance Assessment
•Neurology
•Rehabilitation Programmes
Paul is a keen sportsman and he has worked with soccer, Gaelic, rugby and track and field athletes at amateur, semi-professional and professional levels.

justo

B-Builder wrote: »

Hi There

Sorry to hear about the injury and I would strongly advise that you get a professional diagnosis before you start any self prescribed treatment.

Not on Dublin's north side, but 5 minutes from the dart station in Dun Laoghaire. I find him really good and well worth travelling to.

Drop me a PM if you woudl like his contact details.

Also folks, the OP has not sought any additional diagnosis or treatment advice, so lets keep responses to Physio recommendations please.


Best Regards,

M

thanks for this. I will PM you now. And I take your point: i would very much appreciate general advise on this issue. I Just thought physio was the next logical step.

cheers.

john kinsella

Hi mate,

I tore my rotator cuff a few years back and ended up getting a bankart repair surgery. In fairness i had a torn labrum too but i have had several mates who have had surgery for only rotator cuff problems.
If i were you i would go to yoru GP and get reffered ASAP. Could be a lot worse than you think. Hopefully not though! Let us know how you get on and what you decide to do