SLAP tear?

MRI revealed on non throwing shoulder. Anyone with experience on this? PT? Surgery?

10/4/127:11 PM

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Really sorry to hear that but at least it's the non throwing shoulder.

Use the search feature at the top of the page.,this has been discussed previously.

10/5/125:11 PM

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Depends what you want. Surgery is the only way to fix it. PT will strengthen and provide stability. Non-throwing shoulder means you could do PT and manage pain, but if he plays other sports requiring overhead movements with it, surgery may be the answer.

10/5/128:36 PM

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