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Bilateral Ultrasound Showing Partial Thickness Tear, Tear Of The Right Supraspinatus Tendon. How Can I Get Better?

I had work related accident bilateralshoulder ultrasound shows 6x2x2mm low grade partialthickness tear of the right supraspinatus tendon on it s articular surface approroximately 7mm from it s insertion this is an intrasubstance tear reminder of the rotator cuff tendons are intact there is no periarticular fluid collection what my chances get better?
Thu, 7 Mar 2013
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Hi welcome to HCM.
Supraspinatous tear is one of the condition which need a good care. You need to consult a board certified orthopaedician. Then it also need rest for at least 15 days with thorough physiotherapy.
If you continue working then it can convert to complete tear. So have to take care.

Regards.
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Bilateral Ultrasound Showing Partial Thickness Tear, Tear Of The Right Supraspinatus Tendon. How Can I Get Better?

Hi welcome to HCM. Supraspinatous tear is one of the condition which need a good care. You need to consult a board certified orthopaedician. Then it also need rest for at least 15 days with thorough physiotherapy. If you continue working then it can convert to complete tear. So have to take care. Regards.