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Bicep swelling
I recently had left shoulder decompression surgery 20 days ago, i feel some swelling in my left bicep, is it normal??
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It is common to have arm shoulder swelling after shoulder surgery.
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Does it hurt or any redness in swollen area?
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get examined by doctor
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ice pack
elevation
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Apply Ice compression 3-4 times /day
If not relieved in a week consult Orthopedic Surgeon.
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Physiotherapy
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Start graded physiotherapy.
Be under care of the surgeon who operated on you.
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