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RT SHOUDER DISLOCATION

2017-11-11 05:20:36
MY RIGHT SHOULDER HAD BEEN DISLOCATED OUTSIDE... CURRENTLY USING UNIVERSAL SHOULDER IMMOBOLISER AND HAVING FANTAC 40mg PARACETAMOL 500 IBUPROFEN 200mg ...X-RAY REPORT SAYS NO CRACK ON BONES..BUT SUBLAXATION JOINT SUSPECTED... Is the injury affecting ligament ? Complete suggestions please.
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Traumatic Shoulder dislocation usually leads to damage of glenoid labrum and glenohumeral ligaments. Treatment depends on many factors like age at the time of first dislocation, no of dislocations , activity level, extent of instability, bony damage etc. Kindly consult Shoulder Surgeon near you for further management.

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