Fortunately, I guess, this is not a dislocated shoulder.I fully dislocated my left arm from the shoulder. Took 3 full loads of fentanyl for the docs to put it back in.
The act of dislocation was not that painful. Everything afterward until it was back in the socket was almost as bad as getting kicked in the balls continuously.
My brother dislocated a rib and said breathing hurt so bad he could barely keep from crying every time he inhaled or exhaled. Sneezed and popped it back in a couple weeks later and passed right out cold from the pain.
>Anyone here ever had a separated shoulder? How bad was the pain?
May have separated mine from the appearance, but the pain is manageable. Not what I would have thought from a separation.
>Anyone here ever had a separated shoulder? How bad was the pain?
May have separated mine from the appearance, but the pain is manageable. Not what I would have thought from a separation.
You must know me. I tend to put off things like this to see if they get better on their own.>
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If you have an “A/C separation”, which is most common, there is only a brief time to have it fixed. If that window is missed, either greater disability or additional, less-effective surgery may be necessary.
Do NOT “wait and see” !
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You must know me. I tend to put off things like this to see if they get better on their own.
Broke down & made a doc appt., however.
Thanks for the advice.
I dislocated a rib climbing a rock wall. Wife and I were on Catalina island, had a penthouse suite with a hot tub celebrating my 10th anniversary.I fully dislocated my left arm from the shoulder. Took 3 full loads of fentanyl for the docs to put it back in.
The act of dislocation was not that painful. Everything afterward until it was back in the socket was almost as bad as getting kicked in the balls continuously.
My brother dislocated a rib and said breathing hurt so bad he could barely keep from crying every time he inhaled or exhaled. Sneezed and popped it back in a couple weeks later and passed right out cold from the pain.
If it is an “A/C separation”, waiting may remove your best option.You must know me. I tend to put off things like this to see if they get better on their own.
Broke down & made a doc appt., however.
Thanks for the advice.