Reply With QuotePost rehab you'll be able to lift but certain movements may be out of the question, while others may need to be limited in intensity/volume/frequency. Check with your surgeon/MD to get an idea of when you can begin certain activities. Now is a good time to learn anatomy, physiology, kinesiology and know how to improve your shoulder joint integrity/flexibility to hopefully not have to go through this process again.
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04-23-2007, 08:29 PM #1Member
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Shoulder Surgery
Well just had MRI and found out I have a torn Rotator cuff with fluid leaking,
gonna get the surgery anyone been through this? Can you still lift after rehab?
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04-23-2007, 11:50 PM #2Amor Fati
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04-25-2007, 05:56 PM #3your sisters better
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i had surgery on mine over a year ago you wont be able to bench press or military press for a while think they cleared me for things like that 5 months after the surgery took place. good luck with the surgery
5'7" 173lbsl squat:365x2 11/19/07 bench 225x3 1/11/08
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I have a problem with my shoulder joint(rotators caff). My joint is dislocated many times (more than 70) . But every time I just rotate the left hand and it was again placed properly. But my physician said that after a year it would be dangerous for me and not allocated properly. Operation is the only way to prevent it .
But I have no idea about shoulder surgery. May I use it normaly after surgery as I now ????????
I think diazepam may help us !!!
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05-10-2007, 10:02 PM #5I'm CEO, Bitch! ADMINISTRATOR
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ouch, it will take awhile, my dad had surgery on both rotator cuffs.
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best of luck man.
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