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Repeated dislocation of shoulder joint

2018-07-27 06:35:50
I have suffering from reapeated dislocation of shoulder joint.i have plastered on 2 times then it again dislocated.this occured at night in sleep unconsciously.i doesn't have any previous injury to shoulder joint or fall on it.just it happening again and again without knowingly.
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sir on ur history.. i can say that..u have liagamet laxity problem.. as u didn't any injury previously... if its is repeatedly dislocating..then u need to show to shoulder surgeon/sports injury specialiat for thorogh clinical examintion and furthere management... thank u

Answered2018-07-28 20:38:40

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Get MRI of shoulder done , you will require surgery most probably.

Answered2018-07-27 09:59:40

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Need clinical examination to proceed for surgery

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