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Proximal humerus fracture
I had a proximal humerus fracture on my right side back in May. It was treated conservatively and now I have full range of motion.
But in certain motion, like in lateral raises, there is still pain. Is it normal or should I be concerned. There is also a lot of "popping" while I rotate my shoulder.
Is it recommended to undergo light workout at gym since it has already been 6 months.
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Share your X-rays. You probably need physiotheraphy. Consult orthopaedic doctor/shoulder specialist
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Better to do Physiotherapy by physiotherapist for ten days consult me thru practo
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You can do all exercises and movements of your conservative treatment was successfully done.
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Popping and pain at terminal range may be due to various causes.
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Dr. Amrut Oswal
Orthopedist
42 yrs exp
Pune
Do Mri shoulder to rule out muscle and ligament injury
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Dr. K Shanmuganandan
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34 yrs exp
Chennai
Pl send x rays and consult through practo.pro
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