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If a separated shoulder is not rehabilitated properly, it can lead to chronic pain, limited range of motion, and weakness in the shoulder joint. This may result in long-term instability and increased risk of future injuries. Additionally, improper healing can lead to Arthritis or degenerative changes in the joint over time. Overall, inadequate rehabilitation can significantly impact shoulder function and quality of life.
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What is the black thing on thabeets shoulder?
It is a certain kind of tape. It helps rehab injuries.
What happens if you get a tattoo while on cocaine?
after rehab, you'd realize that you were an idiot for getting that tattoo.
Where is amber smith's mother since she left rehab?
She's probably doing crazy stuff out there in Hollywood somewhere... You know what happens when these celebraties get into rehab and then it works but then they leave and mess up.
What happens to someone who violates probation while in rehab in state of Florida?
Depending on the seriousness of the violation, it is possible that that they may be remanded to jail to serve the remainder of their sentence. If the violation involved the same reason they are in rehab - the possibility is even more likely - so that they can be more closely controlled during their rehab period.
What do you give a baby seagull with a broken leg to eat?
Eating is the least of its troubles. Find a licensed animal rehab organization that can care for it properly.
Are terms of child custody valid if signed while in rehab?
No really as the person has to be sworn in to testify that they are in agreement with the document to be properly acceptable by the court.
What was usher in rehab for?
Usher was never in rehab...
When does Tiger Woods get out of rehab?
He is out of rehab now.
How do you make a bong at rehab?
You dont, your in rehab for a reason.
Where did Keith Richards go to rehab?
to a rehab center.
What drug was josh ramsay in rehab for?
he was in rehab for heroine
Has kesha been to rehab?
Yes, She has been to rehab.
