Rotator cuff tear

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Rotator cuff tear

Asked for Male, 23 Years

Full thickness supraspinatus tear in right shoulder.It is heal on its own or it needs surgery .please suggest me

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Dr. N. C. Gupta

Orthopedist 59 yrs exp Delhi

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It will possibly need surgery. But final opinion can be given after physical examination

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Dr. Jatin Banal

Orthopedist 12 yrs exp Jalandhar

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If its full thickness tear and u cannot lift your arm it needs surgery

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Full thickness tear with difficulty in lifting arm..will need surgery..

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