Shoulder Dislocation/Instability

Shoulder dislocation and instability refer to conditions where the shoulder joint is not properly aligned, leading to pain, weakness, and potential damage to the joint structures.

Shoulder Dislocation:

  1. -Trauma: Direct blow to the shoulder or a fall onto an outstretched arm.
  2. -Sports Injuries: Common in contact sports or activities involving overhead movements.
  3. -Accidents: Such as car accidents or falls.
  1. -Severe Pain: Immediately following the injury.
  2. -Visible Deformity: The shoulder may appear visibly out of place.
  3. -Swelling and Bruising: Around the shoulder joint.
  4. -Inability to Move the Arm: Due to pain and the dislocation.
  5. -Numbness or Tingling: In the arm or hand, indicating potential nerve involvement.

Shoulder Instability:

  1. -Repetitive Overhead Activities: Sports like swimming, tennis, or baseball.
  2. -Genetic Factors: Loose ligaments or joint hypermobility syndromes.
  3. -Previous Dislocations: Can weaken the joint, leading to chronic instability.
  1. -Repeated Dislocations: The shoulder frequently feels like it's slipping out of place.
  2. -Pain and Discomfort: Especially during specific movements or activities.
  3. -Weakness: In the shoulder, making it difficult to perform certain tasks.
  4. -Catching or Popping Sensation: When moving the shoulder.
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