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Tear In shoulder Labrum

2017-12-03 18:27:01
While swimming .. I got my shoulder laburm tear on 29th April 2017 I have consulated Dr. He said choice in my hands to get operated or wait for normal recovery Kindly suggest..............??...................
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If it's a first episode..wait..applyice and do physiotherapy..still complaining of pain then do surgery..surgery is never the first choice unless you have had more than 3 dislocations..

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He is right

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