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Hi All, Anyone have ideas for tendons that snap, click?
Young lady has tendons that snap in her neck, writst, knee.
on both left and right side.
I've looked at Contraction or shortened muscles/tendons but would like
other ideas.
Thanks for any help,
Emily

I think I would opt for the 'dislocation' rubrics. Bests wishes, Joy

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Do you mean she can (and does) "pop" them, crack them on purpose, or
is it something that happens spontaneously?
Shannon
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Hi, I think you can use cracking in Joints in extermities of synthesis.
John

myirishenergy wrote:
Hi All, Anyone have ideas for tendons that snap, click?
Young lady has tendons that snap in her neck, writst, knee.
on both left and right side.
I've looked at Contraction or shortened muscles/tendons but would like
other ideas.
Thanks for any help,
Emily
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Spontaneously.
when she turns her radius over her ulna, it snaps.
When she lifts her shoulder to her chin, ear, it snaps.
and walking sometimes her knee snaps.
It's a general problem that should be in one of the Constitutions I would think.
She fits a Lyc but I can't find anything strong enough to support the tendon issue.
Emily

Robert & Shannon Nelson wrote:
Do you mean she can (and does) "pop" them, crack them on purpose, or
is it something that happens spontaneously?
Shannon
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Wouldn't that be called "lax fiber" (or "fibre)? I'm not sure, but I
*thought* that's what it was?
Is she by any chance high-strung and/or very easily fatigued, with poor
recuperative ability?
Shannon
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Sounds like 'loose' tendons for which Calc Flour Cell Salt works really
well
Rx: few pellets 2-3 x / day until symptoms are gone

On Fri, 14 Apr 2006 14:38:34 -0000 "myirishenergy"
writes:

Lycopodium has great affinity to fibrous tissue (especially contraction
of tendons and weak muscular power) and this is probably written in
most MM's. Joy

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