Rotator Cuff

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That depends upon the type of surgery, duration after the surgery, your body structure. Let your surgeon decide it. It should be possible in most of the adult males, after the surgeon has permitted him to do so.

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It is recommended that you avoid intense activity until you have fully recovered, and consume NSAIDs (ie. Ibuprofen and naproxen) to speed up the recovery process. You are also encouraged to apply cold packs to your shoulder for around 3-4 times a day. There is not much pain medication to consume, unless you do not mind being injected with steroids, which is injected into the tendon to reduce inflammation (Only advised if the pain is severe, and that you consult a doctor). I do, however, recommend that you consult a physical therapist.

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Please see your physician. If there are complications, it can have very serious effects, sometimes resulting in a blood clot which would ulitmately result in death. There is definitely going to be some pain for several weeks following the surgery. The muscles surrounding the shoulder are immobilized for several weeks to allow any sutures to be strengthened by the healing process, which unfortunately weakens them due to non-use. This weaking of the muscles cause the shoulder to become somewhat unstable an can literally pop out of socket. Until the muscles can be exercised and restrengthened, this can cause a lot of pain in the shoulder. Also, keep in mind that the type of surgery performed plays a large part in the pain level you can expect If te tear required the surgeon to drill into bone to reattach the tear, you of course are going to have much more pain during recovery than someone with less intrusive reconstruction of the tear.

Naproxen is typically stronger than ibuprofen. It also carries more drug interactions and risks than ibuprofen. Naproxen also has an interaction with salicylates (such as aspirin), and taking it with other anticoagulants may increase the risk of bleeding (as with most NSAID's). I would try the ibuprofen, typically it's safe to take 800mg every 8 hours, and up to 1000mg if you're a bigger person. If it doesn't provide the relief needed, try the naproxen. If there is not a noticeable difference between the two medications, I would stick with the ibuprofen.

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After rotator cuff surgery, it's generally recommended to wait at least 4 to 6 weeks before receiving a sports massage. This allows sufficient time for initial healing and reduces the risk of complications. However, it's crucial to consult your surgeon or physical therapist for personalized advice based on your specific recovery progress. They can provide guidance on when it's safe to incorporate massage therapy into your rehabilitation.

Generally Workers Comp or DI coverage pays until the injury no longer prevents you from returning to work.

You should get $5000-$7,000 for the shoulder surgery and another $9,000-$11,000 for the 10% IME rating. $14,000-$18,000

i had a fractured glenoid cavity in the shoulder and received 86,000 so its there have to get a price on the surgery to fix it and they will give you that to

I am having one done tomorrow and yes my doctor is putting me under general anesthesia It's not really general anethesia. It's sedation. You are put to sleep but they do not put a tube in your throat. YOu'll get a needle in your arm and you'll be off to sleep for a while!

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It all depends on how bad the injury was and what they had to repair. Also, depends on how you heal, and how you take care of your shoulder, and do your home and therapy exercises consistently.

Im 18 and been having shoulder problems since playing baseball at 16. I had rotator cuff surgery in December of 2011, and 2 1/2 months later I started shooting and playing basketball. Im a pitcher so it will be awhile until I can start light throwing again, but I have no pain shooting basketball. Just go to therapy and you will be okay

The average impairment rating for a torn rotator cuff ranges from 5% to 20%, depending on the severity and extent of the injury. This rating is typically determined by a medical professional using standardized guidelines to assess the loss of function and range of motion in the affected shoulder.

The average settlement for rotator cuff surgery with 15 percent imperment rating is 10000.

Both major rotator cuff surgery and full knee replacement can be significant procedures, but their severity and recovery can vary based on individual circumstances. Rotator cuff surgery typically involves repairing torn tendons in the shoulder, which can lead to a longer recovery period focused on regaining mobility and strength. In contrast, a full knee replacement involves the removal and replacement of damaged knee joint surfaces, often resulting in more immediate pain but potentially quicker recovery for weight-bearing activities. Ultimately, the perceived severity can depend on personal pain tolerance, the extent of injury, and overall health.

You really cannot lift your arm very high for several weeks after the surgery, so you'll need to improvise some shirts. What I did was buy several "bargain" t-shirts that were one size bigger than I usually wear and cut from the sleeve down to the bottom of the shirt on the side that I had my surgery. I then bought some velcro fasteners and ironed them on so that I could close up the tear. When I would put it on, I just undid the velcro, draped it over the shoulder and refastened the velcro. I would say it was 6 weeks before I could lift my arm high enough to wear "normal" clothing again.