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Shoulder injury
Had injury of right shoulder two months back coz there is still small pain in right arm did MRI as instructed by my Orthopedic. Attaching herewith is this fracture?
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Young 35year female,
Nothing need to worry much.
Your MRI is clear that your rotator is not torn completely.
And suspicious fracture of greater tuberosity, which means it requires rest ranging from 6-12weeks.
Till that don't allow your arm to raise above shoulder level.
Give ample rest for first 3weeks.
Then start ROM excersises.
You will be absolutely good after 2months. Good luck with your rehab after 6weeks.
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