Any Medical Expert around to explain the Cazorla situation?
Giroud is short, but has a chance to be available for Saturday. Cazorla I don’t know, honestly. It’s just inflammation. It can go in two days, two weeks - I don’t know. He has no setback, the inflammation is just still here. At the moment, it’s stable.
So in the post match press Wenger said this; it just sounds like Wenger and his medical team don't know what to do about the situation. Their strategy is to wait and see, which really doesn't sound professional for a top 10 football club with many resources. Or it might just be my ignorance on the subject.
Anyone with proper medical knowledge to explain the situation please? I know we have lots of talents here.
Posted Dec 1, 2016, 2:27 AM UTC · edited
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They're just waiting for the inflammation to go down somehow, there's no injury left.
no solution to accelerate the process? or temporary methods to suppress the problem?
Nope, achilles is the most annoying injury to have. I played at a competitive level and in my last season picked up an achilles injury right at the start. It just keeps reoccurring unless it is absolutely 100% healed - and the only way to do that is by absolute rest, so that nothing aggravates it.
Don't know the situation. Maybe the anti-inflammatories aren't cutting it yet and they're just waiting.