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shoulder rolling/grinding noise
Hi there, i need advice!
when i imitate a butterfly swimming stroke with both arms in the air, as my arms pass my head i hear/feel a large grinding/cluinking noise that feels like it is coming from the centre of my back behind my upper chest. It also happens when i roll my shoulders together (forwards) if i really push them. does anyone have any idea what this could be and whether it is normal?
I did used to cycle alot with a heavy weight on my back and am concerned i could have damaged my back by not taking up correct posture
looking at this diagram:
http://images.main.uab.edu/healthsys/ei_0382.jpg
i would say it is coming from where my clavicle joins onto my spine.
thanks for any help
when i imitate a butterfly swimming stroke with both arms in the air, as my arms pass my head i hear/feel a large grinding/cluinking noise that feels like it is coming from the centre of my back behind my upper chest. It also happens when i roll my shoulders together (forwards) if i really push them. does anyone have any idea what this could be and whether it is normal?
I did used to cycle alot with a heavy weight on my back and am concerned i could have damaged my back by not taking up correct posture
looking at this diagram:
http://images.main.uab.edu/healthsys/ei_0382.jpg
i would say it is coming from where my clavicle joins onto my spine.
thanks for any help
been like that for years. i just assumed it was normal until i did it one day and it hurt.
upon further experimentation it seems to do it when i rotate my right arm on its own and only slightly with my left.
upon further experimentation it seems to do it when i rotate my right arm on its own and only slightly with my left.
I've got it to. Never seemed odd but I do have rather stuffed up shoulders, probably from very heavy school bags.
havent seen my gp, and yes the cause i'm guessing was a combo of heavy school bags, and doing a paper round on a bike that was too small for me with a properly heavy paper bag.
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