Reply to "Shoulder subluxation (non-dominant)"

JCGStill working on a clever handle

It doesn't sound like there has been an imaging done. If that's the case I would be asking for xrays and an MRI with dye.

I would also make sure that the kid knew that for now head-first sliding is an absolute no-no for him. Lots of shoulder injuries come from that, not to mention fingers, wrists, and necks, and from what I have been told a loose shoulder or a shoulder that has already dislocated is more likely than others to do it again.

12/6/1712:12 PM

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