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    I'm currently rehabing my left shoulder. MRI report stated no acromion issues only bursitis in the subacormal space and superspantus fraying. Anywho, I have been using the press doing 3x5 with 60 to 80 percent of my normal work sets. I find it doesn't hurt to do the lift, but the next day I'm a little flared up. I add 5 pounds every workout and try to insure there is a shrug at the top of the press to insure clearance in the subacormal space. Should I not add weight till it's painless the following day or is this just apart of the process? Also, should I consider only pressing 2x a week for 3x5 instead of 3x? I don't mind being achie if it leads to a healed shoulder. I feel like I'm walking a tight rope of titration. If I do nothing it won't get better, if I do to much it flares it up.

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    Are you taking any NSAIDs?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Rippetoe View Post
    Are you taking any NSAIDs?
    No. I was worried it stop the healing by suppressing inflammation and stop the healing cascade. Could I be wrong?

    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Rippetoe View Post
    Are you taking any NSAIDs?
    I am also back squatting heavy and deadlift heavy during this as well. My press is the only thing I am doing light and I have eliminated the bench press for now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Griffin727 View Post
    No. I was worried it stop the healing by suppressing inflammation and stop the healing cascade. Could I be wrong?
    You usually are.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Rippetoe View Post
    You usually are.
    Then I guess I'll reset and try 800 mg after I lift to keep the acute response to Inflammation down.

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    I’m late to this party, but Sully has a detailed article on the use of NSAIDs and other pain relievers called “Stopping the Spread of Misinflammation.”

    Bottom line, as Rip says and you are doing, stop worrying and take ‘em.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marc Brainich View Post
    I’m late to this party, but Sully has a detailed article on the use of NSAIDs and other pain relievers called “Stopping the Spread of Misinflammation.”

    Bottom line, as Rip says and you are doing, stop worrying and take ‘em.
    I'll give it a read. Had some rough luck with shoulders and MRIs not showing acromion impingement in the past. I'm 2 surgerys later (both shoulders) and hoping to not have to do it again anytime soon.

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