Recurrent Shoulder Dislocation
Recurrent shoulder dislocation means the ball of the shoulder joint repeatedly comes out of the socket, or feels as if it is slipping out. It commonly follows a first traumatic anterior shoulder dislocation and can cause pain, apprehension, weakness and loss of confidence during overhead or sports activity.
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