MBBS, MS - Orthopaedics, Fellowship In Arthroscopy & Sports Medicine
Orthopedic Doctor, Raipur
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25 years experience
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What are the main factors, which tend to influence the probability of recurrent dislocations?
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Some of the risk factors that contribute to the problem of shoulder dislocations in a recurring manner include, people in the young age group, who are within 12 to 19 years of age. Other than this, if anyone is involved in playing contact sports involving collision like ruby, football, then he is prone to this problem. Dislocation can also take place if there is a bone defect in the humeral head.
One can come across shoulder spasm from the disruption caused due to dislocation.
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The statement is true as the shoulder muscles tend to suffer from spasm out of the disruption caused. Hence, this situation often leads to an increase in the intensity of a person's pain.
What are the probable symptoms for this condition?
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The symptoms for the dislocated shoulder will include a feeling of numbness in the region of injury. The area around the affected part will feel weak.
X-Rays And MRI Can Once Diagnose A Dislocated Shoulder.
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Diagnosis of a dislocated shoulder in a recurring manner is done through X-rays as they help to confirm the presence as well as the direction of the dislocation. As it only shows up any bone injury, hence, doctors even conduct MRIs, which help to diagnose the extent of soft-tissue damage to the muscles, labrum, tendons as well as the cartilage.
What are some of the treatment options for this problem?
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Some of the options for treatment include undergoing physical therapies through exercises and other progressive strengthening activities. Athletes can make use of a brace under the shoulder pad to help in preventing its recurrence and finally the option for surgery is always there.
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