How to fix a dislocated shoulder #shorts

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[TalkingWithDocs]

Long form videos is linked to this video for shoulder dislocation. Comment down your story fracture/dislocation story ⬇️

[ebackvon]

This is very good advice for first-time patients with shoulder dislocation. My first shoulder dislocation happened while snowboarding in 1994. It never was the same afterwards and I had chronic dislocations of my right shoulder (20 times or more). It would usually pop back into place, except for 3 ER interventions. The pain was excruciating! I finally had the labrum ligament surgically repaired in 2020. It was the best decision I ever made. PT works if the labrum isn't torn or stretched too badly. Many Orthopedic Docs recommend surgery for young poeple only. Thankfully, Dr. Salata, University Hospitals of Cleveland, was my surgeon (Cleveland Browns Ortho). He ordered diagnostics: MRI and CT with contrast, which demonstrated a severly torn labrum. Five anchors with double sutures did the trick !

[juancena]

I hate that the chance for redislocation is so high... i really hate it

[andriakeller]

I dislocated mine while hiking and my husband put it back into place! We were lucky and had internet and found out how to do this. Laid face down on a log and he gently tugged on my arm went right in. I felt such relief! We hiked 12 miles that day! 😊

[Charles.Spillman]

I can say from experience that shoulder dislocation Is painful, in 2018 I slid on a sheet of ice, I fell elbow first then my shoulder dislocated and went infront of my chest, I ended up shattering my entire humorous and busted 3 growth plates. Love you alls content, where are you from?

[miriammcfarlane]

Just a little thing, but using an abbreviation, "emerge"...I've never heard that terminology used where I live, so, to make your advice more completely accessible you may want to consider using full words, 'Emergency' department of your local hospital.

[Gregory_tottie]

I’ve dislocated my shoulder twice when I was young (under 21). I never did any physiotherapy. Fifteen years later I was getting a massage and the masseuse was like “oh you’ve had shoulder injuries that didn’t heal properly”. And now occasionally I’ll get some pain.

[jjdaymachine]

You're not supposed to just power through the pain and pop it back in by yourself?? 😮

[vince]

I experienced a shoulder dislocation before . I don't think the doc here highlighted enough the spectrum of pain. My dislocation was beyond extremely painful, the breath knocked out of me, absolutely no control of the dislocated arm, felt like I could have gone into cardiac arrest. I should be doing rotator cuff exercises but for the most part try to be always aware of the arm position that can lead to the dislocation.

[janetcoleman]

I dislocated my shoulder from falling and putting my hands out to stop my fall. This is the most painful thing ive every had worse than child birth. Went to ER was in there 5 hrs and they did not gove my anything for pain. But when they put my arm back in i felt like i was in heaven. 😊

[darialinderssen]

I appreciate your information.
Thank you very much. 😊❤

[brucemaher]

This is what Doctors should be doing ...not looking after our (blank)

[josephschauster]

sometimes I feel like a hear a popping sound in my shoulder but I am fine and I can still love it upward.

[kwebst]

You mean I shouldn’t slam it into the door jam like in the movies??😂

[nancypilcher]

Luv you guys you are funny but to the point. Thank you both for your knowledge n your channel

[vickiepatterson]

You won't be hailing a taxi for a few weeks!😮

[Chickenburger-SB]

Dislocating your shoulder is probably one of the most uncomfortable ways to dislocated something but it is not the most painful place to dislocated like there is dislocating your heel or your foot or dislocated your entire knee like what happened to me there’s also dislocating your neck your back or any other bone in your body but dislocated your shoulder it is probably the most uncomfortable if I have to do say so myself

[pedroarrillaga]

do you have exercises for rehab of the shoulder?

[KiKiQuiQuiKiKi]

Yeah, so the EMTs dislocated my son’s shoulder on the way to the hospital (also gave him a serious gash when they slammed his foot in the ambulance door🚑). No one in the hospital did anything about it and my son had to slam it into the door jamb when he returned home.

[backtoiron]

Do a vid on SSNHL. Nobody is really aware of it, even doctors that are not ENTs.