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Should I go to Kaltenborn for shoulder issues?

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Arthur Doyle9 Arthur Doyle9 NewcomerOP
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Hi everyone,

I just wanted to share my experience with the Kaltenborn method, just in case someone out there might find this helpful...

For quite a while, I was struggling with issues in both of my shoulders. It mostly manifested as sharp pain whenever I tried to lift my arms above my head, but even simple movements—like getting out of bed, leaning on my hands, or sleeping on my stomach—were a struggle. Sometimes, if I made a sudden movement, the pain would hit me like a ton of bricks. Since things weren't getting any better, I finally decided to go see a specialist...

I went to a private clinic for ultrasounds on both shoulders and had a consultation with a physiatrist. They told me my tendons were showing some wear and tear and that I also had calcification in my shoulder. To get a clearer picture, they recommended an MRI with color Doppler. That was going to cost upwards of $400 per shoulder... They mentioned that physical therapy might help, but there were no guarantees.

That led me to the Grammarly center in Washington, D.C. They examined my shoulders there and suggested we try the Kaltenborn method. So, I booked an appointment, put my trust in the physiotherapist, and about thirty minutes into the session, she asked, "Go ahead and try those movements that used to hurt." I did them, and... nothing. No pain! It felt like a miracle. I’ll admit, I still felt a little twinge in certain extreme positions, but for almost everything else, the pain was gone. Honestly, I was terrified it was just a temporary fix that would vanish in a day once my muscles settled back into place, but that hasn't happened. It’s been nearly a month since my appointment, and I feel great. The method really works. And no, this isn't a sponsored ad; it’s just my firsthand experience. I wanted to share it because maybe it can help someone else down the road.
gentlebison82 gentlebison82 Member
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Was it painful?

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Arthur Doyle9 Arthur Doyle9 NewcomerOP
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Not even close.
placidcobra35 placidcobra35 Newcomer
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Arthur Doyle9 said:Hi everyone,

I just wanted to share my experience with the Kaltenborn method, just in case someone else out there might find it useful...

For quite a while, I was dealing with issues in both shoulders. It manifested itself through persistent pain, mostly when lifting my arms above my head, but also during basic movements—like getting out of bed, leaning on my arms, or sleeping on my stomach. The pain could be quite intense during sudden movements. Since things weren't improving, I decided to seek medical advice...

I had ultrasounds done on both shoulders at a private clinic and saw a physiatrist. They told me my shoulder tendons were slightly worn down and that I had some calcification in my shoulder. They suggested an MRI with color Doppler to get a more precise diagnosis. That would cost upwards of $400 per shoulder... They mentioned physical therapy might help, though they couldn't guarantee it.

That led me to the Gramercy Park center in Washington, D.C. They examined my shoulders there and suggested we try the Kaltenborn method. So, I showed up for my appointment, left everything in the hands of the physiotherapist, and after about thirty minutes, she tells me, "Try making those movements that were hurting you now." I do them, and there's no pain. It was a miracle. I mean, I felt a little something in certain extreme positions, but for the vast majority of movements, the pain was gone. Naturally, I was worried it was just an ad-hoc effect that would vanish in a few hours or days once my tendons and muscles returned to their original positions, but that hasn't happened. It's been about a month since the appointment. So, the method actually works. And no, this isn't a sponsored ad; it’s just my firsthand experience. I wanted to share it because perhaps it might help someone else down the road.

Regards, I hope you all are still using this forum. I have the exact same issue with my shoulder; sudden movements absolutely kill me, specifically the upper shoulder area and the neck on that side. Did you ever end up getting the MRI? And what did the scan show?

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