Do I Need Shoulder Surgery? 

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Thank you for addressing these complex human issues. As you may appreciate women labeled with fibromyalgia often have shoulder issues. A slanting shoulder girdle is common. But the shoulder problem begins with the stability and function of the sacrum/ ilia complex - hence the reason for women being 80-90 % of those people suffering from complex pain/ neuroimmune problems - wider, inherently more unstable pelvises. Looked at you SI joint video. Again, thank you. However, the “fix” is often very complex - perhaps due to underlying congenital issues - malrotations/ malattachment of the gut and possible off midline fusion of the filum and dura at S2? Ehlers Danlos connective tissue issues? All may be relatively common. Please read Chiropractic: The Anatomy and Physiology of SacroOccipital Technique by by Jonathan Howat. Also look at Jerry Hesch videos. ( I am just a biologist who has had a long, difficult journey of discovery - appreciating the physical therapists, sacro Occipital chiropractors who helped me understand.)

This was helpful but I keep running into fancy stuff or raising the arm up , I want to know if I need surgery based on if I ever work chest or back my left shoulder hurts even if I go super light .

Hi! Can i use an inversion table if i have a small inguinal hernia, dont have any bulge or protuberant skin. I thank you very much in advance!

I just want to thank you!!! For this and piriformis syndrome video. You are a gift!!! About 6-7 years ago I was seeing Athletic therapist for left shoulder pain. Using a band strength that in retrospect I dont think I was ready for, I felt a pull/pop in my right shoulder. The pain continues to affect the bicep, tricep, forearm by elbow joint, neck and scapula. I've always believed it was that labrum you described. Didnt know the term then, but always said to therapists I've seen that my right arm doesnt seem anchored to the shoulder efficiently, and as such no therapy would completely alleviate the pain. It doesn't help that I have a high pain threshold and would continue with yoga and strength training. If I held my shoulder just so, the pain wouldn't be so bad. I'm going for a 2nd MRI in April 2020 and hopefully they can clarify. I had done an MRI 3 years ago... only the sport doc did what he wanted: he looked at nerves in my neck and arms instead of my shoulder. I was sooo disappointed. He said "u can always do another MRI but it's prolly just a tiny tear we couldnt do anything abt it anyways." Wouldn't go back to that sport doc.

How about a moderate distal clavicle osteolysis? The orthopedic surgeon that diagnosed me said I`ll be fine & will not need surgery and it will settle on its own but a second opinion would be nice. Basically, I have full, pain free range of motion back ( it was not the case a few months ago) and have zero pain during the day, it only bothers me when I stress the area with certain exercises ( which I can avoid). I take minimal amount of joint support which I always did anyway. Can DCO settle on it`s own 100%?

what is the healing time for the labrum surgery

Can you still fix a shoulder injury 5 years after it happened? I would be 18 and I’ve had partial dislocations since the injury. I’ve never gotten it checked out sooo

What about when one has biceps tendinitis? Is surgery usually required?

Sir i dislocated my shoulder many times it dislocate again again with a very mild jerk do i need a surgery for full relief from problem

Nice belt 👍