Oh, that sucks girl!!! I just took a health and fitness class this past semester, and whenever you have an injury follow the acronym RICE: Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation. If it hurts when you do certain things, that is your body's way of saying stop. Apply ice to the area to prevent swelling, which can cause pain and slow down the healing process, 2-3 times a day for no longer than 10 minutes at a time. I guess you really can't apply the last two concepts since it's your side, those are more for appendages. I can almost guarantee that you didn't tear it, if you did you would be in immense pain, and it would hurt to move at all. So you probably just pulled something. Be sure to LIGHTLY stretch that side every day. I mean VERY LIGHTLY. Stretch to the point of discomfort, but not pain. This will also help with the healing process. You can do all these things, but it will just come down to you giving it time to heal. Give it at least another one to two weeks before you try to bear weight on it again, you could injure it even further. I tore my abductor earlier this year, and doing all these things helped it heal. I couldn't be on the pole for 2 months, so I know a week sounds like a long time, but that's not really that long in retrospect. Take care of yourself ๐