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I was having partial rotator cuff tear in shoulder..the doctor prescribed medicine for several months..i m ok now..but can i continue my cricket practise??
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Yes continue, if you encounter problems, then consider alternate method of treatment for your shoulder cuff tear.
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Advice... Contrast Bath. Sports Taping. Gentle Stretching
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get it checked. one needs to assess the cuff strength. without which it might be more harmful. see a shoulder specialist.
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