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Inferior labral tear in right shoulder
I have an accident 5 weeks ago and last week I did mri scan of my right shoulder as Pain in right shoulder was reducing much. Report concluded inferior labral tear. Currently, when i turn my hand back at certain angle, I feel pain but not severe one. Please suggest something to heel like exercise, diet and all, as I am highly skeptical about surgery. About my self, I have an athletic body and health conscious person. Any proper leads will help. Thank you in advance
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Its depend on tear grade.
So firstly tell this then follow the treatment
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The recovery of inferior labral tear depends on the grade of the tear. If the tear is massive then surgery would be required. If it's slight tear then physiotherapy will help.
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Please visit your nearby physiotherapist for proper exercise prescription.
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Avoid painful movements.
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