Re: torn bicep

Torn biceps do need to be repaired quite quickly or scar tissue builds up and then there's really no chance of a successful repair. You may have some scar tissue that needs to be "broken" or massaged loose. Yes, the cramping could be coming from your injury as it's all attached and related in some fashion. Go see your doc and see if you can have some PT...Good luck, Mya PT

Posted By Mya PT on January 17, 2006 at 00:13:16:

In Reply to: torn bicep posted by Brent Freeberg on January 16, 2006 at 19:27:25:

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