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Right shoulder injury
I have the sports injury in my right shoulder. Its a case of recurrent dislocation. When i am playing badminton or bowling in cricket the dislocation increases.
I have shown to my nearest ortho surgen who recommended the MRI for analysing the cause.
I am attaching the report.
Please give your valuable inputs for solving the issue.
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Your history and MRI Report suggest you have recurrent dislocation of shoulder due to bony bankart and hill Sachs lesion.
Next Steps
you need expert sport injury surgeon consult for detail diagnosis and plan of management.
Health Tips
avoid over head abduction and activities in which you feel that your shoulder is about to dislocate.
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Please tell the number of times that you dislocated your shoulder so far. There's a definite ligament injury inside your shoulder, which requires repair. If the repair is not done, your shoulder will keep dislocating, especially if you are a sports player. The number of times that the Shoulder dislocated, will help the surgeon decide on what kind of surgery u will b requiring.
Next Steps
If you intend to continue sports, it's better to undergo arthroscopic surgery to repair the torn ligament. a CT scan will also be required to asses the bone loss
Health Tips
kindly dont use your shoulder currently for sports. more the dislocations, more the damage to your shoulder. kindly consult your doctor after doing a CT
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