Shoulder Pain

Shoulder pain

Asked for Female, 48 Years

MRI reveals1-mild effusion 2-mild injury superior glenoid labrum is seen.Shoulder pain from 5 month& shoulder movement is restricted

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Dr. P.S.Balaji

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U will need surgery, if ur info is correct. Pls follow ur Orthopaedic surgeon s advice

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