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Shoulder dislocation
My shoulder dislocated partially( it return back to original position itself within few seconds) twice in 2 months... Will it gets cure itself?? Or surgery will be required( I have seen on google) ..
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What ur are interpreting as partial dislocation may be something else ,
Moreover history, examination and imaging is required for further course of action..
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Consultation with an orthopedist is advisable.
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Dr. Pavankumar Ravi
Orthopedist
15 yrs exp
Vijayawada
Get yourself checked by an shoulder Arthroscopy surgeon. He would advise MRI and checking you. Based on that decision can be taken.
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Dr. Sachin Kumar SG
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12 yrs exp
Gulbarga
First you need to proper diagnosis, to see the exact tear in ligaments
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MRI shoulder
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