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Old 06-11-2007, 12:00 AM   #1
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Shoulder separation?

Anyone here ever experience a shoulder separation (the AC joint) injury from fencing? All the online resources say it's usually due to impact trauma.
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I've never experienced it but would say its most likely an impact trauma too. Are you sure its from fencing? Another possible issue is the technique behind the arm extension is so horribly wrong that you have wrought such disaster on your shoulders. Have you seen a doctor about it yet?
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Rotten technique? :-) Nahhhhh.
Probably just an impingement problem causing swelling and making the acromion seem more prominent. None of the other symptoms are present to indicate a more serious injury.
Just wondering, for discussion's sake. Thanks.
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