I need some opinions guys,
My tendons are too long in both my shoulders, primarily my right, so they dislocate pretty easily. Anyways, I tore my rotator cuff in my right shoulder in 2013. I never got it repaired. Then today, I was at work drilling into an overhead joist with a heavy duty hammer drill (weighs about 12 lb's). So it caught on a nail on the board and pulled my right arm across past my left shoulder in an instant. Wet pop, instant dislocation. I got it back into place but it still feels wrong.
Dislocating my shoulder isn't a big deal considering I've done it around 100+ times since I was a kid. But I know what it feels like to tear the rotator cuff. I know I should go get an MRI on it but I really don't want to have a bill after going to the e.r.
What do you guys think? Should I get it checked out or just ice it and see how it goes?
My tendons are too long in both my shoulders, primarily my right, so they dislocate pretty easily. Anyways, I tore my rotator cuff in my right shoulder in 2013. I never got it repaired. Then today, I was at work drilling into an overhead joist with a heavy duty hammer drill (weighs about 12 lb's). So it caught on a nail on the board and pulled my right arm across past my left shoulder in an instant. Wet pop, instant dislocation. I got it back into place but it still feels wrong.
Dislocating my shoulder isn't a big deal considering I've done it around 100+ times since I was a kid. But I know what it feels like to tear the rotator cuff. I know I should go get an MRI on it but I really don't want to have a bill after going to the e.r.
What do you guys think? Should I get it checked out or just ice it and see how it goes?