How to Sleep Comfortably After Shoulder Surgery
If you have just had shoulder surgery, you may be aware of the fact that you have more pain in bed at night. There are several reasons for this: when we sleep, it is normal to bend on one or both hands under a pillow, or sleep on one side, or move naturally to the fetal position. All of these positions exert excessive pressure on your shoulders. If you sleep
To Heal A Dislocated Shoulder Faster
The shoulder joint is ball and socket joint. The ball is the top of a rounded bone in the upper arm (humerus) that fits into a socket, the cup-shaped outer part of the shoulder blade. When the head of the humerus is moved from its usual place to the shoulder joint, it is said to be shoulder dislocation. Unexplained shoulder pain can mean many things, including dislocation. In some cases,
A Successful Shoulder Surgery By Dr. Chandra Sekhar For An International Patient From Somalia
I’m Ismail from Somalia. I have had a shoulder injury long back. I heard about Dr. Chandra Sekhar and came to India to consult him. He diagnosed the problem and suggested undergoing shoulder surgery. He successfully did the surgery to my left shoulder. It’s been two months since the surgery and I have recovered completely.
Arthroscopic Shoulder Surgery: How It’s Different from Open Surgery?
Our shoulder plays a crucial role in our day to day life. Shoulder problems like shoulder instability, rotator cuff tear, shoulder separation, bone spurs, and ligament damage make daily tasks difficult, or even painful. Acute injuries resulted from an accident or while playing sports, or the effects of arthritis might also result in more severe forms of shoulder problems and discomfort. What to do to eliminate this discomfort? Several treatment options