Recurrent Shoulder Dislocation (Shoulder Instability)

Recurrent shoulder dislocation refers to a condition where the shoulder joint dislocates repeatedly. The shoulder joint has high mobility but low stability, making it particularly prone to dislocations, especially due to sports or trauma.

[Main Causes]
Trauma: The shoulder joint may dislocate due to impacts during accidents or sports.
Structural Issues in the Joint: Congenitally unstable joints or damaged labrum.
Overuse: Frequent shoulder motions (e.g., swimming, baseball) can have an impact.
[Main Symptoms]
Dislocation: The shoulder joint dislocates, causing severe pain and discomfort.
Restricted Range of Motion: Pain occurs when moving the shoulder, limiting movement.
Risk of Recurrence: Once dislocated, the risk of recurrence increases.
[Diagnosis and Treatment]
・Diagnosis involves a physical examination by a doctor and imaging tests (X-rays or MRI).
・Treatment methods include physical therapy and muscle strengthening for mild cases, and surgery may be considered for severe cases or frequent recurrences.
・Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment are crucial to prevent recurrence.

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