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Shoulder dislocate after surgery
Shoulder dislocate after surgery by only throwing hand fastly .how can it possible..?after surgery doctor said me your shoulder never dislocate easily... now what should I do... because I m in tension iif dislocation will occur recurrently...how can I live with it .because it has my right hand... Already I spent almost ३lacks for my surgery I.e. orthoscopic bankart repair...???
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See Ur doctor again. I wonder y u used Ur hand for fast throwing action. U might need a surgery again. But u also need to modify Ur lifestyle with respect to shoulder.
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We need to reasses your shoulder with a nee MRI and figure out what the issue is even after surgery. Usually a bony bankart lesion causes this issue and needs to be addresses by a more radical open procedure like the Latarjet surgery for recurrent shoulder dislocation.
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Bony procedure like Latarjet combined with some soft tissue reefing is the only option . That is predictable and one that you can rely upon.
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