My mother received her flu shot 3 weeks ago. The moment she received it the pain was intense and the nurse said "my you sure have tough skin. The pain never subsided and two weeks later she returned to her doctor. My mother told her about the shot but the doctor acted like she had never heard of such a thing. The doctor said I think it is tendonitus in your shoulder. She gave her some anti-inflamatories that seemed to be helping but then the pain and inability to use her arm returned. It is severe. Now the doctor wants to send her for physical therapy. The latest development is that the pain seems to be spreading to her left shoulder.
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My mother received her flu shot 3 weeks ago. The moment she received it the pain was intense and the nurse said "my you sure have tough skin. The pain never subsided and two weeks later she returned to her doctor. My mother told her about the shot but the doctor acted like she had never heard of such a thing. The doctor said I think it is tendonitus in your shoulder. She gave her some anti-inflamatories that seemed to be helping but then the pain and inability to use her arm returned. It is severe. Now the doctor wants to send her for physical therapy. The latest development is that the pain seems to be spreading to her left shoulder.
December 12, 2010 - 8:34pmThis Comment
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