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Rotator cuff issues in DISH patient

Spine Health | Last Active: Apr 10 7:04pm | Replies (2)

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@garypetersen

Funny you should mention this because this morning I went back to bed with nasty shoulder pain, both upper arms, lower back and the cherry on top a 3/5 headache. Heat pads for the headache and shoulders as well as a couple of hours sleeping have dulled things. I was diagnosed with DISH two years back after a bone and CS. At first I thought the pain from my right shoulder was the dreaded Shoulder Cuff pain but DISH trumps all it seems. My father passed in 2006 from a Hospital induced morphine over dose, his choice. Prior to this he told me once that part of his burning pain was coming from his shoulders and neck which make me wonder if he had DISH. I’m also wondering if DISH is prevalent in more, lots more people and has been around since forever. Does anyone know what exactly is this thing, a virus, cancer, infection or something else like arthritis?

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Hi Gary. Yes, DISH is a form of arthritis. And it can be in the presence of another arthritis, which I have is osteoarthritis. It has been around for a very long time because it is said that they could see this in the ancient Egyptians.
I’m sorry that you have this diagnosis and that you two have shoulder pain and that your father had shoulder pain. I can’t tell you whether or not your father had DISH but they do believe there could be an environmental/hereditary/metabolic component. So I guess it is possible that your father could have had it. We all have it affect us differently, and some people are early on, and that doesn’t affect them much at all. Everybody seems to have a little bit different journey, but in the end, we all seem to have a lot of pain, thank you for your reply and I do wish you luck and prayers 🙏