dislocated shoulder

A dislocated shoulder is basically the exit of the head of the arm from the articular socket.

This injury is caused by extreme movement of the arm, which exceeds the normal range of motion of the joint.

Most often, shoulder dislocations are manifested at the exit of the head of the arm forward and occur when the shoulder moves rapidly in an outward movement and external rotation. (Imagine you are standing on a bus holding the top pillar, then the bus stops sharply and the body flies forward while you hold the pillar.)

As a result of the dislocation, the capsule and ligaments are damaged, and sometimes there is nerve damage and damage to blood vessels in the area. Damage to the strength of the capsule and ligaments usually causes recurrent dislocations, and sub-dislocations (partial dislocations).

Treatment 

• Getting the joint bones to their place.
• fixing the shoulder for a month and a half.
• Rehabilitation treatment – in order to prevent recurrent discharges, it is very important to strengthen the muscles around the shoulder.
• Surgery – In the case of recurrent discharges surgery can be performed.

Every pain and discomfort can have reasons that are not written here.

And even if you recognize all the symptoms, it is still not 100% sure you are suffering from this injury! Stay calm, and if you are worried that you have experienced this injury, see a doctor who will examine you!

Beyond the injury in this article, the pain you feel may be inflammation, a tight muscle, or a muscle nut that is squeezing and causing discomfort.

If it is a tight muscle or a muscle nut that presses on the painful area. We recommend a professional massage! If you want to do everything yourself, go to a video we have prepared especially for you on the subject of muscle release.

It is important that you learn about your body, knowing that when tissue is damaged in the body, the immune system responds. In response there are 2 stages:

The inflammatory stage – at this stage the body diverts the tissues destroyed by body cells that are designed to do so. At this stage, the blood flow to that area is increased.

Construction phase – At this stage the body repairs itself, rebuilds itself and repairs the damage caused. This process is injury dependent and can take up to several months.

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