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Old 10-01-2006, 10:55 AM   #1
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separated shoulder surgery

I go for an MRI next week to see if I have ligament damage, but Xrays showed I have a separated shoulder which from the rough bone edges the Dr. thinks occured about 10-15 years ago?!?
Anyway if there is no ligament damage and I only need to have the bone shaved what should I expect my recovery time to be.
I will talk to my Dr. about this next week but they always seem to exaggerate recovery time.
 
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I go for an MRI next week to see if I have ligament damage, but Xrays showed I have a separated shoulder which from the rough bone edges the Dr. thinks occured about 10-15 years ago?!?
Anyway if there is no ligament damage and I only need to have the bone shaved what should I expect my recovery time to be.
I will talk to my Dr. about this next week but they always seem to exaggerate recovery time.
The surgery is quick, relatively speaking. I guarantee hardcore soreness and pain, but stick to your physical therapy, 4-6 weeks until you should feel close to 100%. The surgery could be perfect but it is up to the patient to make sure they stick to the PT regimen which can be rigorous and painful.

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