
Suggest Remedy For Pain In Shoulder After Dislocated Shoulder

Question: i think i have shoulder dislocation because i can easily pop downwards the shoulder from my socket at my will
also i have been suffering from mild to moderate pain in my shoulder from the past 3 years more prominently in my supraspinatus (i came to know this by seeing video from youtube) plz suggest exercises and remedies. also when i rotate my shoulder there is a cliking or popping sound eich also pains
also i have been suffering from mild to moderate pain in my shoulder from the past 3 years more prominently in my supraspinatus (i came to know this by seeing video from youtube) plz suggest exercises and remedies. also when i rotate my shoulder there is a cliking or popping sound eich also pains
Brief Answer:
It can be tendon tear in shoulder
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I have studied your case. Shoulder joint can be lax in some patients and they can stretch it normally also. It is called ligament laxity.In others it can be due to torn tendon. I would like to know little detail about you before I can comment bout your condition.
1. Since when you are able to dislocate your shoulder? Did it started with a trauma?
2.Did it happen any time that you went to doctor to locate it back?
3. Can you do it in both shoulder?
Please send me answers of these questions. I will try my best to help you.
thanks
It can be tendon tear in shoulder
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I have studied your case. Shoulder joint can be lax in some patients and they can stretch it normally also. It is called ligament laxity.In others it can be due to torn tendon. I would like to know little detail about you before I can comment bout your condition.
1. Since when you are able to dislocate your shoulder? Did it started with a trauma?
2.Did it happen any time that you went to doctor to locate it back?
3. Can you do it in both shoulder?
Please send me answers of these questions. I will try my best to help you.
thanks
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar


since 2007 i have been having some.minor issues in my left shoulder, but i didn't look.at it as that important
but when i started working out in the gym ive found out that i.am.unable to bear the pain in the shoulder while lifting heavier weights. ive never dislocated my shoulder, but from the past 2 years suddenly ive found that i was able to move it dowwards while riding a bike and other household chores
i cannot do it with both shoulders
i can only do it in my left shoulder
also i have trouble sleeping at night some times
ive frequently visisted so many doctors
none of them suggested sugery though!!
everyone prescribed some medicines with some exercises
but these exercises are not proving worthy sir
but when i started working out in the gym ive found out that i.am.unable to bear the pain in the shoulder while lifting heavier weights. ive never dislocated my shoulder, but from the past 2 years suddenly ive found that i was able to move it dowwards while riding a bike and other household chores
i cannot do it with both shoulders
i can only do it in my left shoulder
also i have trouble sleeping at night some times
ive frequently visisted so many doctors
none of them suggested sugery though!!
everyone prescribed some medicines with some exercises
but these exercises are not proving worthy sir
Brief Answer:
you need to get MRI of the shoulder
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I have studied your case. It is common for doctors to miss diagnosis in shoulder as clinical tests are not reliable. I would recommend you to get MRI of the shoulder to see if there is any ligament or cartilage injury is present. If yes then we can plan treatment accordingly.
If there is no cartilage injury than you can get physiotherapy for shoulder dyskinesia. In this condition there is weakness of shoulder girdle muscles and it causes pain and fatigue in shoulder.
So first get MRI and than we can plan accordingly.
I hope this answer will be useful for you.Let me know if there is any other followup questions.
thanks.
you need to get MRI of the shoulder
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I have studied your case. It is common for doctors to miss diagnosis in shoulder as clinical tests are not reliable. I would recommend you to get MRI of the shoulder to see if there is any ligament or cartilage injury is present. If yes then we can plan treatment accordingly.
If there is no cartilage injury than you can get physiotherapy for shoulder dyskinesia. In this condition there is weakness of shoulder girdle muscles and it causes pain and fatigue in shoulder.
So first get MRI and than we can plan accordingly.
I hope this answer will be useful for you.Let me know if there is any other followup questions.
thanks.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar


i have already got an mri scan done a few months ago and i have attached pics of the scan
my doctor told that its a minor impingement and gave me some exercises to relieve pain but those were futile
my doctor told that its a minor impingement and gave me some exercises to relieve pain but those were futile
Brief Answer:
You need physiotherapy
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
There is some fluid collection of fluid in the muscle. I would suggest you to meet a physio who is expert in shoulder and start shoulder muscle strengthening exercises. You should avoid any heavy work from right shoulder for 3 months. These injuries take some time to heal, so need to be persistent with exercises.
I hope these steps will help you.
thanks
You need physiotherapy
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
There is some fluid collection of fluid in the muscle. I would suggest you to meet a physio who is expert in shoulder and start shoulder muscle strengthening exercises. You should avoid any heavy work from right shoulder for 3 months. These injuries take some time to heal, so need to be persistent with exercises.
I hope these steps will help you.
thanks
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar


what about shoulder slipping down out of socket at will.
also there is a popping/ clicking sound when i rotate my shoulder
are these two symptoms serious or treatable
do i need surgery
also there is a popping/ clicking sound when i rotate my shoulder
are these two symptoms serious or treatable
do i need surgery
Brief Answer:
It does not need surgery
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
if you are able to do it will this is due to ligament laxity. It is due to high stretchablity of your shoulder muscle. It is not a disease and it does not need surgery, You should avoid it doing though as it can cause shoulder arthritis. Also physiotherapy will help in making your muscles more powerful.
thanks
It does not need surgery
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
if you are able to do it will this is due to ligament laxity. It is due to high stretchablity of your shoulder muscle. It is not a disease and it does not need surgery, You should avoid it doing though as it can cause shoulder arthritis. Also physiotherapy will help in making your muscles more powerful.
thanks
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar


what can i do to alleviate the slight but irritating pain when sleeping at night
Brief Answer:
Change in posture might help
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I would suggest you to change in posture. Avoid sleeping on that side. You can also use hot water fomentation. Take Etoricoxib tablet 90 mg one at night time for fifteen days. Volitrn ointment local aplication can be done.
As I also mentioned previously you should not dislocate or move your shoulder by will. Every time you do this and there is some amount of cartilage damage took place.
I hope these steps will help you. Let me know if there is any other followup questions.
thanks
Change in posture might help
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I would suggest you to change in posture. Avoid sleeping on that side. You can also use hot water fomentation. Take Etoricoxib tablet 90 mg one at night time for fifteen days. Volitrn ointment local aplication can be done.
As I also mentioned previously you should not dislocate or move your shoulder by will. Every time you do this and there is some amount of cartilage damage took place.
I hope these steps will help you. Let me know if there is any other followup questions.
thanks
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar

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