EE Chat* November

Dislocated it 5+ times, popped out 10+. The piece of muscle, or maybe its bone or cartilage, cant remember which, has been torn and the bone has been mashed down to nothing so now theres hardly anything holding my shoulder in place because its dislocated so many times. Once you dislocate it properly, it becomes easier the next time to dislocate and so on.

Even the surgeon said its pretty fucked. Also said of one guy having a similar problem, and didnt have it looked at for 40 years, and didnt move his arm above his head in that time, because thats when it'd dislocate. One doctor said if I dont get it fixed, I'll be looking at arthritis in 5-10 years time. So I dont really want to deal with that at 23 years old.

noice

2010-11-03 03:04:20

#681

Shahter: Zee Ruskie; +295|6774|Moscow, Russia

KuSTaV wrote:
Dislocated it 5+ times, popped out 10+. The piece of muscle, or maybe its bone or cartilage, cant remember which, has been torn and the bone has been mashed down to nothing so now theres hardly anything holding my shoulder in place because its dislocated so many times. Once you dislocate it properly, it becomes easier the next time to dislocate and so on.

Even the surgeon said its pretty fucked. Also said of one guy having a similar problem, and didnt have it looked at for 40 years, and didnt move his arm above his head in that time, because thats when it'd dislocate. One doctor said if I dont get it fixed, I'll be looking at arthritis in 5-10 years time. So I dont really want to deal with that at 23 years old.

i had similar problem - my arm has been dislocated like that many times while playing basketball and i thought it'd heal on its own. cost me an arm and a leg (no pun intended) to fix it properly later.

you should absolutely get it looked at asap.

if you open your mind too much your brain will fall out.

2010-11-03 03:06:11

#682

KuSTaV: noice; +947|6510|Gold Coast

Yeah Im getting surgery done after the CT scan and stuff.

Hopefully should go alright.

noice

2010-11-03 03:59:21

#683

liquidat0r: wtf.; +2,223|6626|UK

I subluxated my shoulder two weeks ago.

2010-11-03 04:39:33

#684

KuSTaV: noice; +947|6510|Gold Coast

liquidat0r wrote:
I subluxated my shoulder two weeks ago.

Thats the word. Thats just when it comes out and goes back quickly right?

noice

2010-11-03 04:48:51

#685

bennisboy: Member; +829|6645|Poundland

I can dislocate my shoulder at will with no pain. I usually do it as a drunken party trick to freak people out

2010-11-03 05:13:56

#686

liquidat0r: wtf.; +2,223|6626|UK

KuSTaV wrote:
liquidat0r wrote:
I subluxated my shoulder two weeks ago.
Thats the word. Thats just when it comes out and goes back quickly right?

I think it's more like where it doesn't come out all the way.

Spoiler (highlight to read):
that's what she said

2010-11-03 06:32:47

#687

RDMC: Enemy Wheelbarrow Spotted..!!; +736|6564|Area 51

bennisboy wrote:
I can dislocate my shoulder at will with no pain. I usually do it as a drunken party trick to freak people out

Weird, yet funny

2010-11-03 06:35:22

#688

SEREVENT: MASSIVE G STAR; +605|6106|Birmingham, UK

there's someone at my college who always dislocates her shoulder, wherever she is you can hear her screaming in pain ... how can it be painless?!

Last edited by SEREVENT (2010-11-03 06:35:36)

2010-11-03 06:44:10

#689

Ultrafunkula: Hector: Ding, ding, ding, ding...; +1,975|6472|6 6 4 oh, I forget

Some 8 years ago in a small karate tournament my first opponent dislocated his shoulder. He somehow messed up a basic hit. I think he was too far away and he was certain of the impact and the shoulder just popped out since the hand didn't hit anything and he couldn't stop the movement. I took a quick step backwards when I knew what he was about to do and that was the end of that tournament for him He said it wasn't the first time for him either and he should've known better with the move.

2010-11-03 06:49:13