Shoulder Sugery Near

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+vibes man, surgery sucks but, its better to just get over and done with then wait it out and having more problems. 

im getting surgery on the 23

i have one of the worst shoulders out there. so lose that i would pop it daily but fortunately it would go right back in because its that lose. got surgery too. PM me we will talk

i got the surgery in early march, it sucks. vibes.

yeah i got my labrum repaired june 15th after dislocating it like 10 times, im on like my 3rd week of physical therapy, but still cant play any sports. It sucks, I lost so much muscle mass from having my arm in a sling for a month too. + vibes though dude, surgery pays out in the long run.

Did u get arthroscopic surgery? Thats what I am going to do...cuts down recovery time very fast.

^ I got that. It was not fast though, six weeks in a sling was hell. My only exercise for it was squeezing a little ball. Worth it in the long run though.

Last year I had to take my first season off of skiing due to rotator cuff surgery.

Some tips:
- injured shoulder goes into the shirt first
- stay hydrated and fed while on painkillers even if you don't feel thirsty/hungry. Otherwise it will catch up and you'll be malnourished one day while you take your meds, and could have a bad reaction (I was shaking violently for 2 hours and felt like I was going to puke/have a seizure).
- Get good doing basic tasks with your good arm.
- get used to sleeping on your back

dont get surgery until you are sure you dont want to play again.


I had my shoulder scoped to fix 2 tears and fraing of my labrum, tighten the shoulder capsule and remove bone spurs and scar tissue. It was horrible. I regret gettting it. It didnt help a whole lot, and i now have similar problems with my left shoulder and am opting out of surgery.

It sucks when it pops out and is sore and stiff for a few weeks after, but surgery is fucking awful. Do your PT hard, and build up your muscle mass in your upperbody to help keep it in place.

The worst part was not skiing. However I didn't find the surgery itself to be bad at all.

It sucked, I'm in like month 5 recovery. All I say is do PT for like 2 months until you can start working it on your own. The whole arm-in-sling this all the time sucks, though.

THIS, i had a labrum tear in my throwing shoulder, i opted not to get surgery to fix the tear, and did HARD physical therapy for 9 months 3x a week, that was 5 years ago...i was back and played teh next baseball season and did really really well. Currently i am a physical therapist aid, and we just started seeing this 16yr old girl who is 6'3 and getting calls daily from college coaches, but she has bad shoulder issues, both of her shoulders pop out regularly, we've been putting her through some intense workouts, and what u really should work on is stabilizing the muscles in your shoulder, look into a bodyblade to help warm up the shoulder muscles, there are many different movements associated with that, work out ur outtward reach, for instance, get into a push up position, have someone roll a medicine ball of physioball which will be lighter since u r just starting out, and gradually have them roll it further out so u must reach to roll it back to them, we usually do this in 30-45sec intervals. look into theraband exercises, like split stances low throws, or another exercises which we call "skier" lock the end of the band into a low area, since u will most likely be home find a door crease put it in the low door crease, start in a squated position with the theraband handles back behind ur hips, then stand up and have ur arms above ur head straight in a "Y" position. this is sorta hard to explain through wiritng, but if u do some research on the exercises i listed, im sure u can figure out how to perform them. if u have any more question just ask here or PM me, but as caligrown said, surgery is the last option i would take.

The recovery time is long. I separated my shoulder and had to have surgery and i was in a sling/doing PT for months. Definitely take the guys advice who said to make sure you are going to continue playing soccer before you get the surgery. If you don't absolutely need it, avoid the time, discomfort and cost.

i had the slap+bankhart surgery three years ago. my shoulder was really bad though, popped out on a daily basis several times. even would pop out over speedbumps. i left it for a few months to ski though (which was stupid, made it worse). the surgery was fine, didnt hurt too bad but recovery was terrible. i wasnt given the correct post-op paper so i left my shoulder immobile for like a week and a half resulting in crazy scar tissue that ahd to be broken up. regardless, i did PT for the first couple of months then stopped (HUGE mistake). used to pitch for baseball and QB'd for football and cant throw for shit anymore. stay up on your PT no matter what.

 Rarely will a dislocating shoulder get better on its own. Each time it seperates it tends to get looser and potentially do more damage. So its either surgery or a dramatic lifestyle change. Same with tears the longer you wait the more likely it is that the graf wont hold or still have the flexibility to be properly reattached

I dealt with a torn rotator cuff surgery 2 summers ago. I milked out the ski season and thankfully they were able to reattch and its good to go now. 6 weeks with your arm strapped to your side and another 6 of limited activity is the suck, but being able to cast the fly rod pain free and do the things I love to do made it worth it for me. Dont slack on your pt and if your physical terrorist is hot try and date her with the hopes of marrying her. They make great wives (winkie)

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in my case surgery helped a good bit but what has almost fully corrected the problem is liftin been liftin hard since spring and im gettin bigger and havent had a problem at all. had a 3 cm tear in labrum and it tightened up a bit

Well got the surgery 2 days ago and can only lay in my back all day. What did u guys do for entertainment other that tv and mobile fb/ NS?