- Oct 28, 1999
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Was playing basket ball last night and on defence. Held my ground, had my arms up and the guy with the ball dropped his shoulder and drove it right into the outside edge of my chest below my armpit. Half blacked out for a second, but stayed on my feet, and took about 20 more seconds to get my breath back. Was able to play the rest of the night but chest was tight and hurt to take full breaths.
Wake up this morning and the whole left side of my body aches. No visible brusing. My pec muslces aren't really sore like a normal muscle contusion is. But putting any pressure against my ribs under my armpit and I immediately know it. Breathing is a little shallow due to discomfort and sneezing is an agonizing experience. Also really hurts to bend over to do things like put dishes in the dish washer, tie my shoes, ect.
Reading up sounds like there's nothing I can do but wait it out and just make sure I take deep breaths several times an hour to stay away pneumonia.
Good thing I've got some left over vicodin laying around. :$
Wake up this morning and the whole left side of my body aches. No visible brusing. My pec muslces aren't really sore like a normal muscle contusion is. But putting any pressure against my ribs under my armpit and I immediately know it. Breathing is a little shallow due to discomfort and sneezing is an agonizing experience. Also really hurts to bend over to do things like put dishes in the dish washer, tie my shoes, ect.
Reading up sounds like there's nothing I can do but wait it out and just make sure I take deep breaths several times an hour to stay away pneumonia.
Good thing I've got some left over vicodin laying around. :$