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Julie Donnelly, LMT

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 I can accept questions that relate to chronic or acute pain caused by muscle spasms and contractions. Repetitive Strain Injury is actually Cumulative Trauma to muscles. Releasing the spasm &/or contraction will relieve the strain that is felt at the insertion point on the bone.

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2009-11-06 Inner bicep pain from climbing:

Hi Jimmy, Did you go to my website, http://www.julstro.com and read about repetitive strain injuries? The forum on that website has many threads about bicep and elbow pain. I have a book where I teach

2009-11-05 shoulder/arm pain:

Hi Farrah, The odds are really high that this is a repetitive strain injury of the muscles that cross over your median nerve that innervates all of the areas where you are feeling pain and tingling

2009-11-04 lower abdominal strain:

Hi Kirk, I'm so glad you've been to all the doctors and had every test they could imagine. This proves to me that you're right, this is muscular, because there isn't any test out there that will show

2009-11-04 Hip Flexor:

HI Kaitlyn, I gather that you dance a lot, am I right? Very active dancing is as strenuous on your body as any endurance sport. Dancing is definitely a repetitive strain on your muscles and it's very

2009-11-02 Clumsy then shoulder popped:

Hi Brooke, Have you gone for an MRI to make sure you didn't tear the biceps tendon? If that is all clear, then we know that it's muscular. As I think you understand already, not being able to extend

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