None of it is unbearable, but it does slightly affect my quality of life. My biggest thing right now is pain on the bony protrusion on inside of elbow, commonly referred to as "golfer's elbow." Except, I don't play golf and I don't have any other type of repetitive motion that would cause such a thing. It's very tender and can sometimes be such a sharp pain in certain positions or movements that can affect my grip or movement.
Have also had right heel/foot pain for the better part of a year. Figured it was from running more during COVID when there wasn't shit else we could do except go to the running trail. Except I haven't been running as much and it still hurts pretty regularly. I limp, especially in the morning. I figure probably garden variety arthritis.
Now my shoulder is fucking up. Lots of crunching and grating sounds when I rotate my arm in circles. Painful at times. I think I've tied this to bench pressing on a flat bench. Starting lifting more when the gym opened back up and we stopped going to the running trail.
Anyway, just seems like it's always something over the past couple of years. I don't think I've had a day pain free in over a year. Got an appt. with ortho on Monday. When they asked what was wrong with me I said "old age." The girl was like, no really, what's wrong with you. So I said, "elbow, shoulder, heel, neck and back, pretty much in that order." We'll see what the doc says.