Recognising the Signs of Shoulder Instability

Shoulder instability can manifest through various symptoms, the most common being discomforting pain in the affected area. Individuals might also experience frequent dislocations of the shoulder or a feeling of the shoulder "giving way." It's not uncommon for patients to report a continuous sensation of the shoulder feeling loose or as if it's slipping in and out of the joint.

Expert Diagnosis for Effective Management

Identifying the underlying cause of shoulder instability is crucial for effective treatment. Our team of dedicated shoulder specialists employs a comprehensive approach to diagnose this condition.

Utilising advanced imaging techniques such as X-rays, MRI, and CT scans, we gain a detailed understanding of the issue at hand. This thorough diagnostic process is pivotal in developing a tailored treatment plan that addresses your specific needs.

Treatment of Shoulder Instability

Some patients may not require surgical intervention for shoulder dislocation and instability. Instead, they can achieve recovery through a combination of icing, medication, rest, restricted movement, and physical therapy. However, in cases where there is damage or looseness of the tissues caused by recurrent dislocation, surgery becomes necessary to minimize the risk of future shoulder instability and dislocation.

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