SLAP tear of the shoulder: Signs, symptoms and current treatments
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2023
- What is a SLAP tear, or a tear of the labrum in your shoulder? What signs and symptoms could tell you that you have this injury? And what treatments can help you recover?
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Thank you very much for this video! I have a slap tear, have done injections, meds, and physical therapy already. Have been looking to see what other options are available for best treatment, and this was very informative!
Actually, I do have a question I would like answered (just subscribed!) : if you have a ‘frozen shoulder’ from the slap tear, will a surgery or anything fix that? Or is the damage done? What are best options for regaining movement and function of shoulder?
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Okay I have a SLAP tear and I also have another tear in my shoulder this injury happened in 2021 I just happened to look into it about this year because the pain seem like it was getting worse
Hi Dr. Geier, if physical movements are not restricted/ affected but there is mild pain localized on the acromion process how long would it take to recover with proper rest and rehab excercise? At times when I turn my head it feels like there’s a pull on the acromion
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Sir can slap tear be detected on 3 Tesla MRI scan or we require Mr arthrogram for diagnosis
It can be, but I have found MR arthrograms to be more accurate.
Hi doc! I have a question about my tibia I got an implant removal last month can I still play basketball?
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I thought my pain will go away but it didn't so I did see a orthopedic and I'm going through physical therapy but I also have neck Spurs and herniated discs that's attached to my shoulder so when I'm doing physical therapy it's agitating what do you think about me getting surgery after it's been 3 years that my shoulder has not healed
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I woke up one morning with a deep pain in my right shoulder and the pain has gotten worse. You just described all the symptoms I have and my question is can you get a SLAP tear just because you are a side sleeper? I’m 58 years old and not a laborer or an athlete
Typically not
My MRI report says Antero-inferior labral tear is noted with a small paralabral cyst measuring
approximately 8.3 x 3.5 mm
The antero-inferior labral tear extends from 3-6 o'clock 3-5 o'clock position
Nowadays its getting worse , i cant do my exercises as i am an athletic and i am 24 years of age ,im having severe pain Nowadays..Labrum tear is getting worse
What do you recommend? Should i go for surgery?
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I had three tears complete tears in my right shoulder, and at the same time I had old ulnar nerve transposition and carpal tunnel relief. All in a single surgery. It’s been approximately 15 weeks. I am on light duty at work a.k.a. desk, Jockey, I move files I enter data. Today I picked up a file less than 5 pounds. It felt like an elastic band snapped in the rear shoulder blade. Should I be concerned. And if I push on it and raise my arm, it gets to a certain degree and falls away, kind of similar to when I tore the three tendons.
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I have supraspinatus tendonitis...can u help me
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