Been coping with tooth pain since the first of August.Eventually got a tooth extracted on the Thursday 16th, that the dentist offered to root canal fill.
Came home and stupidly began to strip down two damaged gazebos from the wind and after grandchildrenβs departure, disturbed the socket blood clot.Sorted that.
Went to the Woodland Workout Friday morning, lot colder, 3 layers on , stripped to one as session progressed , back to two at finish, think I gave myself a chill , summertime.π€
Saturday back to hedge cutting, felt OK.
Got up 0100, Sunday morning rinsed mouth out with salt water and cleaned with high fluoride and took a couple of ibuprofen, by early morning was drenched and coughing.
So today was my 10K test,π€ Iβll get up , bed stripped, feed the neighbours cats, b/f, hedge cutting, fill some green bins for collection day Monday, short run to maintain my streak,
and see what surprise awaits.π€πππ
As the day has progressed and after getting my job list knocked off and 25yds of hedge will reluctlantly have to end my short run streak.
See how I go each day now before reconvening a new 28 day, 2 short runs per day for 3 weeks and 4th week testing programme.
Cannot Risk waking up tomorrow in another lather. Definately got a fever but no mouth pain, so that is good.πππ
No surprise now.Have not run Sun/Mon/Tues.
Yes succeeded in giving myself another rookie cold/ fever/etc.
following an August of toothache/ strong painkillers/ extraction/ hassle etc.just demanded too much from running body.
Lesson to be learnt.Second time since I have began running that I have made this rookie mistake.
Got to reflect and learn something.π
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Oh buddy. π Sounds like you need to rest up to me, you are always on the go! Tooth extraction is quite a major trauma on the mouth and if you loosened the blood clot in the socket you could be prone to infection. Keep a close eye on that and get back to the dentist if you feel feverish/in pain.
I think I have just thrown off the fever.πππ . Bed sheets have got the fever now.They are so poorly they canβt even hang themselves out to dry.
I think I have managed to avoid the dry socket and infection.ππ€
Weekends are as always a problem , but at least you have to try and get on a fix yourself.π€π
Yes Monday if I am not right can get to the professionals.
I feel better already having chatted to you, that is as good as any tonic,
so crack on with the jobs and see if I can slip my short run in later.
Thanks and take good care of you.π₯πββοΈπ₯
Tbae! Goodness, I think your body is sending you some not so subtle hints. I do hope your day is going to be a gentle, enjoyable one, whatever surprises do await!
Yeah Iβm the same, always on the go, was gonna take it easy yesterday as my ankle was aching a bit. That lasted about half an hour, then I was out in the garden on a kneeler, sawing a tree trunk ( Iβd cut the 9foot high tree down and into small enough bits to take to the dump while I was still in my fracture boot and supposedly resting) and the stump was about 6β out of the ground. I wanted it level. It is now!!!
And then I thought my ankle felt better so went for a second walk. 6 miles in total.
Now I am hobbling again. Itβs the inside of ankle now not the bit I fractured.
So donβt do as I do.... REST and Donβt make yourself ill
The new age appropriate quote is woman up.π₯ππIn my opinion, not taking sides just dealing with reality.Perception is reality.π€π
Take good care of you.π₯πββοΈπ₯
Naughty boy. What is it with men and injury: "Just a scratch" (unless you're the man flu type, which you clearly aren't). Any kind of surgery, no matter how minor, shocks the body and undermines the immune system, and you need a day at least to recover, not to mention the chemicals from the local anaesthetic in your system. Go and REST!!!!!!! Don't do anything strenuous for another couple of days at least or you will be a plonker and set yourself back ...
I have my own plonker. Bu**ered (this does not spell buttered) his knees playing football in his youth, did a fun run some years back with absolutely no training, and landed up in hospital. His response to injury is keep running. Mind you, now the dog is getting older and developing creaky legs, he's solicitousness itself with him - I can have my leg hanging off and be told to keep running, but he is crouched on the floor next to Dennis looking stricken.
I have broken my 27 day Streak now anyway.πMissed Sunday , day 28. Intend to just start a new 2 short runs per day Streak. Need to ask JuJu, how accommodating the definition is. A break / miss day is just that I suppose. ππ€ππ
Thanks Flick for your reply.π₯πββοΈπ₯ππ
Hello my running friend! - how are you today? You must take some time out to let yourself recover! If you keep pushing, you will take longer to recover!
Your running will always be there, the roads donβt go anywhere (there is a song title in there somewhere!)
Just spotted your post after seeing your comment about not running on another post, Tbae. Hope you are feeling a bit better again now. π€
Have to admit thatβs something that concerns me when I hear people mentioning running streaks. Itβs not just the need for rest to recover between runs that folk might get tempted to miss out on, but the need to rest to recover from illness in general. Take care of yourself. xxβ€οΈβ€οΈ
Hope you manage to discover what works best for you, Tbae. Experimentation and review sounds a good scientific approach. πβ€οΈ
I like to think a flexibile approach is the key to health and happiness, which I guess is why the running streak concept makes me nervous - but you need to workout what your own mind and body prefers.β€οΈ (I find those signs in workplaces saying βx days since the last workplace accidentβ equally worrying, due to the suspicion that not wanting to break a good βstreakβ will instead end up with lesser accidents no longer getting reported etc...π)
Iβve found the answer to my gait concerns was to go back to how I ran through C25k and to stick to smooth running surfaces, thanks. π Iβve agreed with my Sports Therapist that Iβll wait until my legs are stronger before trying to tweak things or aiming to run on uneven surfaces... so Iβll be reviewing gait again later...π
Sounds like you need to take it easy for a bit Tbae ...youβve got a lot going on there & trying maintain your running streak while being under the weather will only result in disappointment...you need some TLC from OH...promise me you will rest??? xx
Have not run since Sat evening. Honestly a broken streak not that important and certainly itβs no pressure for me.
I will ease back in slowly as soon as I get my first short run and feel how I am.
Perhaps tomorrow morning.Got a full medical MOT on Thursday 1600 just before OH and grandson arrives for a week.
Been asked to lead the woodland group on Friday morning in the absence of our qualified regular coach.
Itβs a well established, knowledgeable group,so if they still want me on Friday, I will
take them through some basic warm-up, run/walk/run, cool down and some of our regular strength and cardio stuff.
I think they know that running and the HealthUnlocked forum is my passion, so I will try not bore them and let it be a group lead thing.
At the same time, not going to lose an opportunity to remind them of the magic of running.
Thanks Bev,honestly no disappointment, I have been a bit idiotic, in going too soon after an extraction,to last Fridayβs session.
I am sure I am passed that now.π€
Between a short run and MOT tomorrow I will see.
In fact my 27 day streak has made me stronger, marginally quicker, shed about 4-5 pounds and mood improvement.
If not, even Friday the group can run and I can walk if I have to. No different to our regular much younger coach who is waiting for a hip replacement procedure.
Sorry, gone on as usual,
Hope you are good and still enjoying your holiday also.π₯πββοΈπ₯
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