Twisted shoulder

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Twisted shoulder

Asked for Male, 22 Years

Twisted my shoulder while playing badminton on 16th September. Used a shoulder immobiliser for the duration and no medication. It's been a week and the pain persists. It pains particularly when I lift my right arm up above a certain height.

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Dr. Kumar Saurav Shandilya (PT)

Physiotherapist 15 yrs exp Bangalore

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Hi, it could be dislocation or ligament tear or both, need to be immobilized and an ortho consultation is needed to diagnose For pain you can use ice pack 3 times a day but take an opinion

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don't do any shoulder movements you should keep doing movement of hand and fingers

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Ms. Srishti Bakshi (PT) Physiotherapist 12 yrs exp Gurgaon Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Ms. Srishti Bakshi (PT)

Physiotherapist 12 yrs exp Gurgaon

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Get it diagnosed , its a ligament tear or dislocation of joint.... Then do accordingly... Don't lift your arm up... Keep it stabilised...