1. Home
  2. Consult with a doctor
  3. Bone and Muscle

  4. Subluxation - Labrum Tear. Pls suggest!

bones-icon
Subluxation - Labrum Tear
I have recurrent shoulder dislocation (subluxation) and the MRI says no labrum tear but the physio doctor said i have a anterior labrum tear. Pls suggest
97 Views v

Answers (1)

20000+ health queries resolved in last month
Care AI Shimmer
If the MRI report is clear that the labrum is torn and if the clinical examination is otherwise, then the ways to know for definite is to inject a dye and do an MRI Scan. It is called MRI Arthrogram. The other option is to do a shoulder arthroscopy to assess better. If the dislocation is not such a big problem, you can try with proper physiotherapy and see if your symptoms improve
Answered
Flag this Answer
Flag this answer
Let others know if this answer was helpful
Was this answer helpful?

Articles you may like

Meniscus Tears Treatment

Dr.Suresh Bansal

In common terms, the meniscus is a rubbery disk or cartilage that forms a cushioning between your thigh bone i.e. femur ... Read more

Save Your Knee: Do Not Neglect an ACL Tear

Dr.Bhupin Singh Bakshi

ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT (ACL) TEAR IS ONE OF THE MOST COMMON KNEE INJURIES OF THE KNEE AND ACCOUNTS FOR THE MOST COMM ... Read more

Treat Ligament Tear with Homeopathy

Dr.Ambrish Panjabrao Uke

A patient come with severe pain in left lower extremity by twisting his limb.Consulted us and relieved by homoeopathic t ... Read more

Things You Need to Know About Your Shoulder Injury

Dr.Kunal Patel

What is a Bankart Injury?A Bankart shoulder injury occur due to anterior shoulder dis-allocation. It is a special type o ... Read more

Chiropractic Is A Key To A Healthy Lifestyle

Dr.Harish Grover(PT)

Chiropractic is more than just a solution for back pain, it’s key to a healthy lifestyle. Join thousands of Indians who ... Read more

Are Athletes Involved in Throwing Activities More at Risk of Shoulder Injury?

Dr.Nataraj H M

The shoulder joint of Athletes undergo enormous amount of physical changes. Also the repetitive movements at shoulder ma ... Read more

This question featured in :

Superior labrum anterior and posterior Upper cervical subluxation symptoms Shoulder labrum surgery recovery timeling
Disclaimer : The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding your medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on this website.
Bones giving you hard time?

Bones giving you hard time?

Talk to expert orthopedists

  • Private & Confidential
  • Audio Calls
  • Free follow-ups

The question asked on this page is a free question. You can ask a free health question by downloading the Practo app.

Articles you may like

Meniscus Tears Treatment

Dr.Suresh Bansal

In common terms, the meniscus is a rubbery disk or cartilage that forms a cushioning between your thigh bone i.e. femur ... Read more

Save Your Knee: Do Not Neglect an ACL Tear

Dr.Bhupin Singh Bakshi

ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT (ACL) TEAR IS ONE OF THE MOST COMMON KNEE INJURIES OF THE KNEE AND ACCOUNTS FOR THE MOST COMM ... Read more

Treat Ligament Tear with Homeopathy

Dr.Ambrish Panjabrao Uke

A patient come with severe pain in left lower extremity by twisting his limb.Consulted us and relieved by homoeopathic t ... Read more

Things You Need to Know About Your Shoulder Injury

Dr.Kunal Patel

What is a Bankart Injury?A Bankart shoulder injury occur due to anterior shoulder dis-allocation. It is a special type o ... Read more

Chiropractic Is A Key To A Healthy Lifestyle

Dr.Harish Grover(PT)

Chiropractic is more than just a solution for back pain, it’s key to a healthy lifestyle. Join thousands of Indians who ... Read more

Are Athletes Involved in Throwing Activities More at Risk of Shoulder Injury?

Dr.Nataraj H M

The shoulder joint of Athletes undergo enormous amount of physical changes. Also the repetitive movements at shoulder ma ... Read more

Tell us what's troubling you

Want relief from cold & cough?

Consult Now

Down with fever or flu?

Consult Now

Stomach out of order?

Consult Now

Tired of clinic wait times?

Consult Now

Related Questions

Shoulder dislocation

 1627 Views
Shoulder dislocation cure without surgery. is that possible? I need to know the solution. Please suggest ... Read More

Shoulder dislocation

 1245 Views
My shoulder dislocation is happening again and again I need a opinion on this weather I should go for sur ... Read More

Shoulder Dislocation

 861 Views
I have had multiple instance of shoulder dislocation. Now afraid of raising my hand. what do i do to get ... Read More

Shoulder dislocation

 759 Views
5 years back my shoulder got dislocated while cricket balling. And it got cured itself in some days. But ... Read More

Shoulder dislocation

 483 Views
I've been suffering from shoulder dislocation for last couple of years. I am now looking for proper shoul ... Read More

Tear in shoulder

 83 Views
I'm having shoulder pain from past 1.5 months Its only getting worse, left shoulder basically, but my rig ... Read More

Shoulder dislocation operation

 38 Views
Attached my ct scan and mri report. ,left shoulder dislocation. Total episode -6 in 6years. Difference be ... Read More

Shoulder dislocation issue

 23 Views
Suboptimal study. Type II acromion seen. Thin articular surface tear of posterosuperior l ... Read More

Acetabular labrum

 48 Views
MRI indicates..Degenerative tear in right acetabular labrum. Right anterior periarticular cystic lesion a ... Read More

Shoulder Dislocation

 65 Views
I have problem of recurrent shoulder dislocation I had shoulder dislocation 5 times in last 4 years. Is t ... Read More

Tell us what's troubling you

Want relief from cold & cough?

Consult Now

Down with fever or flu?

Consult Now

Stomach out of order?

Consult Now

Tired of clinic wait times?

Consult Now

Disclaimer : The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding your medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on this website.