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Shoulder dislocated issue
I have shoulders dislocation issue from last 6 year. Once my shoulder dislocated in gym after that many time my shoulders has been dislocated.
As per doctors Consulant , there is no any permanent solution except operation.
Plz confirm if there is any solution of this.
Another issue i have observed pain in my left hand two fingers feel any vein blockage from my knee.
Where can i go for the treatment.
Regards
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Share your shoulder x-ray ..
And visit physiotherapy centre
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Recurrent shoulder dislocation could be due to ligament and muscle laxity.
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You should strengthen your shoulder muscles.
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You need to consult a Physiotherapist or Orthopaedist for further evaluation and treatment either in person or through video call.
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Dr. Jacob Roshan Mathew (PT)
Physiotherapist
19 yrs exp
Bangalore
Recurrent dislocations generally do not have good resolution with exercise alone.
A scan would show the state of your labrum. If there is Hill Sachs or Bankards lesion you surely need surgery.
However inspite of surgery, recovery could be prolonged.
However hard to diagnose unless a physiotherapist sees you.
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shoulder exercises could help using specific protocols, if you are not having the above mentioned issues.
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cant diagnose exactly unless you physically visit a physiotherapist.
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Mr. Nitin Kumar Arora (PT)
Physiotherapist
7 yrs exp
Delhi
You need to work on your shoulder musculature strength so that they are able to hold the shoulder in position and don’t allow that to dislocate again.
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Ms. Komal Jagtap Gaonkar (PT)
Physiotherapist
14 yrs exp
Mumbai
Your ligament is lax that's why you are getting dislocation.
Please before starting any operative therapy please try to visit to nearest physiotherapy clinic.
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Ms. Vanshika (PT)
Physiotherapist
4 yrs exp
Delhi
hello,your dislocation of shoulder is because of your lax ligament and weak muscles so the best is go for a physiotherapy. your shoulder need strength and next is if you are planing for surgery then definitely you will need for a post operative physiotherapy session. then better to go conservative.and your second issue will also resolve with physiotherapy.
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physiotherapy is best option for your shoulder.
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