Junior Younan - Boxing - Shoulder Dislocation Latarjet Procedure
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ธ.ค. 2017
- Junior is raving about his health outcome after his Shoulder Dislocation Latarjet surgical procedure with Dr. Chris Ahmad. Learn more about Sports Medicine, as well as this orthopedic procedure by visiting our website: www.drahmadsportsmedicine.com
I had this done. I recommend anyone with hints of bone loss to get it done. All my upper body numbers increased dramatically after I recovered. The key here is to do the shit out of pt. Seriously, double up on that bitch. I experienced little to no pain because I pushed through it 4 days after surgery and loosened everything up with pendulums while most people are too afraid to do anything because they re in so much pain. I can do anything now. 200 pull-up workouts, 1500 pushups, swimming, skydiving. No issues at all! I highly recommend it. There was also a study done on pro athletes who had it done and 98% of them returned to the sports and continued competing. All good promises here given your doc is competent and you do your part.
Hey boss are you doing good now I’m nervous af
@@Perkz42O I am doing great. It's been more than a year. All of my lifts are at the highest they have ever been (including bench and OP). The pain is still there but it is almost nonexistent. The first few weeks are the worst in terms of pain and hope. Get into PT and mobility work as soon as you are able to. It will hurt but you must push through it and do PT to get the best results. The sooner you get it moving, the less pain you will have down the road and the quicker you can return to sports. You will be just fine! Good on you for having the courage to go through with this. It will definitely be worth it in the end. Have patience. Best of luck.
I have a laturjet coming up I’m going to take your advice
@@richardsharpe6150 what about your shoulder condition??
@@muhammedadil5727 it’s doing well I’m still in rehab but I ended up getting a different surgery
Finally found someone who on the same boat as me! I recently had laterjet surgery 4-5 months (back in May). I suffered with shoulder dislocation for 19 years before I had the surgery done. I’m currently still going through recovery and recent got back to work. My work place is involves a lot of heavy duty and I’m doing so fine so far. I can see I was stronger than I was before surgery but still long way to go!
For training wise I used to do a lot of boxing training and I’m still early to return to boxing training as my physio doc said if I can manage to do lots of push ups I can try boxing training again.
Before surgery I taught myself to train as southpaw but really I’m right handed. But because I had problems with my left shoulder I can’t throw double jabs and hooks in orthodox stance with the affected arm back then. Now I’m healed up and when I can try boxing training again I’m thinking to stick with southpaw as I’m comfortable with it for many years now but I’m thinking to try and do orthodox again.
It still a long way to go for me as I left to have my surgery way late. I’m nearly 35 and I had my first shoulder dislocation when I was 15 years old.
I got a shoulder surgery coming up. Hopefully ill be able to fight again . this video gave me hope
How did it work for you?
How is your shoulder now?
@@paulsciria8921 after 8 months recovery I got into a fight again and dislocated it again 😅 it’s been a couple of years now and just honestly been trying to just strengthen my shoulders still haven’t fought since so idk how I’d do
@@simone9945 it’s ok still get a few pains here and there depends on what I do like certain exercises but still but good really last time I dislocated again was after my 8 months recovery after surgery fought again and fucked it up
@@mloc1495 Street fight or sports? After surgery you dislocated again?
I'm waiting for my surgery bc my right shoulder is messed up.
One question. Have you dislocated your shoulder at all since surgery?
How is people’s exp with this laterjet procedure when returning to fighting?
He still fighting, this is amazing
Just got this latarjet surgery. Im on day two post op. Will updat how it goes
Bro now r u able to move your shoulder movement?
How are you today? Are you continued that
@Milos Crna Gora. Što?
Hello brothers in the comments
I think that most of us have a dislocated shoulder, and I also have had a recurring dislocation 4 times and I am currently in a period of rest. Ineed your help. Should I have an surgery , wait, or what should I do to return to practicing boxing? I hope anyone with information can let me know what they have
my age 16
yo bro, i just had this surgery 7 weeks in the process, now doing physio started at 3 weeks with still no strength training till 12 week mark, but so far my physiotherapist and doctor both said there is a more chance of my shoulder dislocating in my good arm then the one i had surgery on and feels super solid, i got injured when i was 15 and had more then 60 diclocations til i got the surgery now being 18 i highly recommend this surgery it will change your future for your shoulder, i had to get it from having bone loss in my shoulder socket from so many dislocations
@@danielhenderson4700I've had this problem from the time I was 16 till I was 22. I'm 6 years post surgery now but I haven't hit the gym or trained hard to strengthen my shoulder. I have worked many hard labor jobs and still feel pretty strong but I do live with everyday pain. Personally I can't lay on that shoulder to sleep and I'm afraid to throw a punch in fear of breaking again and I can't cuddle my wife for more than 10 minutes without hurting but again I haven't done any training to strengthen my shoulder. I'm hoping it isn't too late for me and I can make up for the years. Don't be like me bro stick to your program and I hope your road to recovery is prosperous.
@@danielhenderson4700buddy did you do laterjet or arthroscopic??
@@anthonyholder9578that sound sucks man 😭😭 why your shoulder pain not gone ??
Had 2 failed bankart repair surgeries getting laturjet now any advice? Should I get it?
Yes! It worked for me I messed up both of my shoulders boxing 🥊 I fixed my left shoulder first has never dislocated since it’s been almost 9 years since I got fixed now I have to do the same surgery to my right shoulder the dislocations have gotten so bad that it will dislocate while I put on a shirt 👕 if I’m not careful and it hurts like hell when it dislocates while I’m swimming 🏊♂️
100% laterjet is a game changer
if you follow physiotherapy...and keep active strength and conditioning. it is helpful for your shoulder
I’m having this surgery in less than 1 hour, will update u guys how it went and how it feels after.
How was it
I'm doing it at the end of the month hopefully I'll be able to do what I was doing before.
I’m going on Thursday to get a cat scan I already know that I’m missing to much bone and I’m going to need a latterjet in order to stop it from coming out I’m just nervous as fuck
@@Perkz42O I had a partial dislocation 7 years ago and an anterior-inferior dislocation 2 and half weeks ago. Did the mri and I have a lesion in the head of the humerus and all the ligaments lacerated and doing the latarjet at the end of month.
The surgery went well, no problems at all, and it wasn't as painful as I was expecting ... so now I am on my recovery, doing the exercises shown by physio and etc... still in a sling, but it may be the last week I wear it, depends on physio and what he tells me to do, however I’m feeling fine.
hi sir
hope you doing good 1.5 years ago i went through shoulder bankart operation which involves reattached of from ligament by 3 screw and a thread after 2 years rest i start while playing boxing match in high intensity i felt jerk in my shoulder thereafter felling week and after 2-3 day rest i get relief from pain suggest me any solution
I think for boxing or fighting sports in generell the latarjet surgery is the best.
A doctor said for high intensity personnel Latarjet is best. Bankart is good for office people.
Hi mate jus about to have this laterjet procedure on my left , it’s my jabbing arm , dose it click and clunk while throwing the jab ? And is the rib cage muscle okay as I understand they are removed from the coracoid ?? and is there any deformity there ?
The rib cage isn’t removed from the corcoroid the corcoroid is lowered and screwed into the glenoid but the muscles attached to the corcoroid are still attached and not messed with and as a matter the muscles are actually protected more when the corcoroid is moved
The rib cage muscle is removed from the coracoid... and it feels shit! The smaller bicep is still on the coracoid and acts like a sling effect on the humeral head...
I have my left shoulder done the latarjet and it feels really bad...cant even move my arm normal....external rotation is bad... internal rotation is even worse... shoulder pops like a 1000 times a day and my shpulder is constantly sub-luxating... dokter told me the coracoid was in the right position...but i think this operation is complete BS.
Irfan Dokal that sucks man yeah I’ve been hearing bad things about it I’m currently on week 10 since surgery and it’s still very painful although they say it’s stable it feels like when I’m moving my arm I’m forcing to even lift it whereas just normally lifting your arm feels like muscle memory is doing it for you whereas for the surgical shoulder feels like I have to think to even lift that arm if you get what I mean I hope in time it will get better I’m a fighter and I’m missing it a lot
@@craigd2352 yes i understand exactly what you mean...it will get a little better, or worse... sounds like you already notoce this...so i dont want to scare you but the best possible way is to keep the shoulder loose and train alot. It will never get beter.... im pulling my dokter to court cause he did not say anything about this...now my whole arm is a loose hanging object....feels like it...think about it 24/7....
Irfan Dokal awh man that’s bullshit yeah court is the right idea and maybe if you get money try to pay for a better hospital for a surgery that can help you good luck with everything my flexibility is getting better day by day but it is up to god how my body will heal
Way too young to have surgery like that.
Bruh I’m 17 and got this surgery today. for many other young athletes this surgery was life changing
@@diegochavez7548 Holy crap, man. That's crazy I wish you a speedy recovery.
@@Asherons thanks man 💪
@@diegochavez7548nice how is it feeling?
@@diegochavez7548 I also got the surgery its been 6days ago latarjet procedure plz bro tell me you have pain now or not plz help me I am in pain😢