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Shoulder surgery recovery
How soon can a patient who has had rotator cuff surgery be left on her own. She lives alone.
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At least six weeks they need help. Full recovery takes upto 6 months
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Post surgery, we usually recommend 4-6 weeks of immobilization followed by 4 weeks of assisted and active ramge of motion exercises. This is followed by strengthening exercises. She would take about 8-10 weeks atleast to be able to do most of activities of daily living.
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MINIMUM 6-8 WEEKS AFTER PHYSIOTHERAPY.
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U should go to the Physiotherapist for better n fast recovery after surgery. Only physiotherapy can help in regaining strength n flexibility n fast recovery.
Dr Neetu Rathi(Physiotherapist)
Rid of Pain Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Clinic
Sector 39, Gurgaon
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