Torn Labrum(shoulder ligaments)

[pie eater pete]

Anyone on here done this? I did mine September before last and only now gotta date for surgery-13th Jan-does anyone have any idea of recovery time? Until im better no point in booking my CS30/31:thumbdown:

[weldersunited]

Hi Mate, I did mine when I dislocated a shoulder playing rugby. It got so bad in the end that when in certain positions the shoulder would literally fall out of the joint.

 

I had open surgery done and was in a sling for a month, and physio for another 5 months after so in total 6 months before I could resume contact sports. The physio did however give me the all clear to be lifting weights as heavy as i liked after about 5 months.

 

The operaation site and joint itself ached for a good year afterwards though. I'm 6 years on from the op now and it's great, stable shoulder, no ongoing problems.

 

I believe that they also do this procedure with Keyhole procedure now and the recovery time is much quicker- something like 12 weeks, but not 100% sure- speak to your surgeon as to which procedure you'll be having.

 

Good luck with it!

[White Noise]

Sorry to put a damper on things but shoulder injurys / ligaments are notoriously difficult injuries to rehabilitate . The rotor cuff being in my opinion the worse . Good luck hope all goes well for ya .

 

How did this occur ?

[pie eater pete]

Cheers for the info gents im having it done keyhole on 13th Jan so hoping it will be settled for summer-AP i did it originally straight over the bars on my MTB tried to save myself on a gate post which took all my weight! WELDERS-Good to hear uv gotten back on the weights iv always gone at least 5 times a week and now iv had to stop i feel like a right fat git!

[paulb4884]

Hi Pete

Good luck with the op and CS30&31, hope your back to full fitness soon.

 

Paul

[pie eater pete]

Hi Pete

Good luck with the op and CS30&31, hope your back to full fitness soon.

 

Paul

 

 

Cheers Paul should be right for summer then wel have to see about getting a few jobs?

[weldersunited]

Good luck with it mate, you'll be better than before and smashing the weights about in no time!