What is the quantum of damages for a frozen shoulder?
485448
I've had frozen shoulder for 2 years now.  I've been to 2 doctors.  I finally cured myself although its not perfect.  I exercise my arm and shoulder every night before going to sleep in bed.  I went on the Internet and looked up frozen shoulder and there are exercises you can do by yourself.  Whatever you do, don't baby it.  The more it hurts, the faster it will heal.  The 2 doctors had me baby it and I wasn't getting better so I started getting mad and exercising it myself.  Its now about 95% healed after 2 years of listening to doctors.
859270
I recommend you do not do that. You could worsen the condition and end up with a permanent injury or deformity. Give it some time, at least a day or two.\n\nKeep it wrapped and iced. Take an anti inflammatory/pain relief med like Ibuprofen, Advil or Tylenol if you are not allergic to them after eating. Keep your wrist elevated above your heart with a sling to help reduce the swelling.
255925
I had shoulder pain when I went to bed. It lasted for about fifteen minutes. I was active without pain. I thought it was a rotater cuff problem I think any recurring pain that lasts for awhile in the upper part of your body should be checked out
655934
I had the same exact problem, it helps to ice your shoulders fifteen minutes before practice and 15 minutes after practice.
460036
RICE Treatment.\nRest:\nThe first 24-48 hours after the injury is considered a critical treatment period and activities need to be curtailed. Gradually use the injured extremity as much as tolerated, by try to avoid any activities that cause pain. Often using a splint or slings is necessary to adequately rest the injured body part. \nIce:\nFor the first 48 hours post-injury, ice the sprain or strain 20 minutes at a time every 3-4 hours. The ice pack can be a bag of frozen vegetables (peas or corn), allowing you to be able to re-use the bag and it mould to your body.Alternatively, wrap ice in a clothing, place it on the affected area.\nCaution: Do NOT ice a sprain for more than 20 minutes at a time! You will not be helping heal the injury any faster, and you can cause damage to the tissues!\nCompression:\nUse compression when elevating sprain in early treatment. Using a crepe bandage, wrap the area overlapping the elastic wrap by one-half of the width of the wrap. The wrap should be snug, but not cutting off circulation to the extremity.If your fingers or toes become cold, blue, or tingle, re-wrap.It means it too tight.\nElevate:\nKeep your sprain higher than your heart if possible. Elevate at night by placing pillows under your shoulder. \n\nThis method works by constricting the flow of blood to the affected area. As blood circulation can take away the thing that repair the sprain.\nGet Well Soon :)
85451
Upright Row is a terrible exercise and you should avoid it at all costs regardless of shoulder pain.  If you have rotator cuff damage, then benching with a bar will only make it worse.  Stick to dumbells\n\nPlease review this link:\nhttp://preventdisease.com/fitness/sportinjuries/articles/rotatorcuff.html
1159741
Have you gone to a doctor yet?  It might be a sprain or a strain.  That can take anywhere from a few weeks to a year to heal.  I would stay off of it, and use ice if it starts to hurt too badly.  20 minutes with the ice, and 1 hour without it.  Do not keep the ice on for too long, because that can cause damage in and of itself.  I hope you heal up soon, babe!
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The first thing is, without an evaluation by an experienced physician, you don't really know what's going on with the shoulder.  There can be several causes for pain and limited mobility in the shoulder.  Some of 'em can be very serious.\nThe person with the pained shoulder can go to any public hospital emergency room and be evaluated.  Yes, you may have a long wait in line and yes, you may be asked some uncomfortable questions regarding your ability to pay.  Federal and state law, however, insist that you cannot be denied care simply becuse you're unable to pay IF the hospital in question recieves ANY federal funding - and all public hospitals do.\nThe treatment for a dislocated shoulder demands the services of a skilled team.  Once upon a time it was thought sufficient for a strong man to sieze the arm on the affected side and give a mighty jerk.  That, unfortunately, often led to further damage to the already messed-up joint. And it hurt like hell! Today, the joint would be set under anesthesia and a proper cast/surgical support applied.  As the circulating nurse on the team that would attempt to reset the shoulder, I would expect to see an anesthetist, an orthopedic surgeon, another MD or an orthopedic nurse-practicioner as his direct assistant, a cast technician, an x-ray technician and another experienced nurse in the room, all concentrating on that guy or gal with the messed-up shoulder.  \nI'm sorry, but no alternative medicine is going to do it.  IF the shoulder really is dislocated, nothing short of manual reduction is going to fix things.  Hey - you need to get the shoulder fixed first and only THEN worry about who's gonna pay for it.  Do it soon; the disability from a severely-dislocated shoulder can become permanent!
721219
There is not much they can do for it. That happened to my dad, the pain very bad so i feel for you. It will go away but you are very suseptable to re-injuring it so regardless of what a Dr may or may not be able to do for you i would speak to one and get up to speed on this type of injury. Make no mistake it is very serious.
839303
Could be a felony, depends on the extent of the injury.
496000
it really all depends on the natyre of the injury i beleive.  A lot of times it is done in a settlement...but it may vary from palce to place so take a look at some government web sites to get more informed.
931433
I would guess that you have Rheumatism in the joint or arthritis in the rotor cuff. The therapy may be making it worse, ask the therapist, then ask the doctor for a cortisone shot in the shoulder.\n   Didn't he take X-Rays of the shoulder or MRI's CAT's scans? he should have, he should have had an idea of whats going on in there to show you. You may have to have surgery to clean the cuff of the build up of the calcium.
1101535
No, it should only hurt your shoulder or hand
204861
u need an x-ray , please make sure watever it is, coz if its torn or broken may b , u"ll damage it more if u dont rest. go and see a doc. I guess it could b torn or may b dislocation of scapula or clavicle(bones in the shoulder) but only an x-ray can confirm!
778178
Are you talking about shoulder pain?  Yes.  If you injured yourself up there and are continuing to do your usual routine of pushups, you may be aggrevating the injury -- making it worse.  Hold off on the push ups for a while or at least cut down on their number.
910378
RICE. Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation. I'm a gymnast and I have hurt myself PLENTY of times from not warming up or warming up wrong. First of all, rest it and try not to use it as much as possible, if at all. Secondly, ice it. Not too much though, or your skin will start to hurt, lol. I think the recomended was like 20 on ice 10 off but that always seemed a little too much for me. Third, wrap it up with an ace bandage even though it will feel weird, those things work wonders. Elevation can be held off though... Kinda hard to elevate that injury heh. When it starts to feel better, and you can move it again without pain, stretch it a couple times a day to keep it limber, but only for a week or so. Hope I helped some, and good luck healing!
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How long is the recovery from rotator cuff repair surgery?\nThis will depend on several factors, including your level of strength before the fall and the severity of the rotator cuff tear or sprain.  physical therapy begins. Initially, the therapy is gentle so as not to affect the rotator cuff repair. After four to six weeks, more active lifting with the arm begins. Several months after the rotator cuff repair, physical therapy will become more intense in an effort to strengthen the rotator cuff muscles. Complete recovery usually requires at least four to six months. \n\nThis is more so if you've had surgery which you have not. I'm going to give a link on Rotator Cuff's and let you read it. Hope you start hockey again soon. Good Luck!