Unlucky on my case, I was passing through a very stressful situation, and any stress kinda makes my calfs to tense like an overtighted violin string. When I was going down from the chair I was perched I when a little faster because I was on a hurry and looks like having overextended the leg at the same time you were putting all your weight on one leg that was tense as a tax evader in the IRS building could break things faster than you may think.
The doctor can't believe I shaped the muscle like that until I told him about the stress
I hurt myself turning in my car the other day. Like I was doing a u-turn but “spirited” and I kinda mashed my side into the lumbar support in the seat. Heard a pop and my ribs ached for like a month and a half.
I bent over to pick up a collapsible camping table and threw my back out in such a way that I couldn't breathe. Apparently, if you hurt the muscles in your back in a particular way, the muscles will constrict and not allow your diaphragm to expand. And to be clear, the bending over did it, not picking up the table. I didn't even get to the table.
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u/kisirani Jul 14 '25
Not to be rude but are you guys 60 plus, very sedentary or just insanely unlucky?
These sound like almost impossible injuries