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Difficulty In Bearing Weights After A Shoulder Surgery. No Tears In The MRI. Joint Effusion, Fluid In Subacromial Bursa. Explain?

i had shoulder surgery 5 months ago...thought i retore..just had a 3t mri..my primary had to order..as my orth surgeon cant see me for 4 weeks..did not get contrast...i am unable to weight bear...feels like i tore..but my mri says no tears...under miscellaneous...small joint effusion, minimal fluid is noted in subacromial/subdeltoid bursa..mile thickening and increased signal of tendon, without focal tear identifed...but it feels like it did before my Oct 28, 2012 operation...can i still have a tear?
Mon, 27 May 2013
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Orthopaedic Surgeon 's  Response
hallo dear friend ,thanks for writing to HCM
i have studied your case

have you completed post operative physiotherapy protocol
minimal effusion in MRI is not significant finding
you need clinical examination to locate reason for your pain

take rest , , hot or cold fomentation
avoid lifting weights

physiotherapy - SWD ,IFT WILL HELP

for further query contact on my profile directly
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Difficulty In Bearing Weights After A Shoulder Surgery. No Tears In The MRI. Joint Effusion, Fluid In Subacromial Bursa. Explain?

hallo dear friend ,thanks for writing to HCM i have studied your case have you completed post operative physiotherapy protocol minimal effusion in MRI is not significant finding you need clinical examination to locate reason for your pain take rest , , hot or cold fomentation avoid lifting weights physiotherapy - SWD ,IFT WILL HELP for further query contact on my profile directly